10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MICROPHYLLOUS»
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microphyllous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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U.S. Geological Survey professional paper
The Microphyllous Broad-leaved Evergreen forest could conceivably be
confused with the bulk of Richard's Montane Rain forest (1952). Data presented
by Brown (1919) and concurred in by Richards (1952) indicate that, at least in
part, the ...
Geological Survey (U.S.), 1980
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Geological Survey Professional Paper
The Microphyllous Broad-leaved Evergreen forest could conceivably be
confused with the bulk of Richard's Montane Rain forest (1952). Data presented
by Brown (1919) and concurred in by Richards (1952) indicate that, at least in
part, the ...
3
Developmental Genetics and Plant Evolution
However, extant horsetails have microphyllous-like leaves. This observation
tentatively suggests that the transition between megaphyllous and microphyllous
leaves is possible. Two species of Selaginella that have leaves with branched
veins ...
Quentin C.B. Cronk, Richard M. Bateman, Julie A. Hawkins, 2002
4
Vegetation and Soils: A World Picture
Microphyllous. Forest,. Semi-desert. and. Desert. No abrupt change in vegetation
type is found where the deciduous seasonal forests of America and Asia are
flanked by even drier regions. Quite often, as the dry season becomes longer and
...
5
Botany For Degree Pteridophyta
features. 1. Sporophytic plant body consists of roots, stems and spirally arranged
microphyllous leaves. Stems protostelic rarely polystelic. May be homosporous or
heterosporous. Sporangia thick walled, usually develop on sporophyte. in?
6
History of the Australian Vegetation: Cretaceous to Recent
Leaf sizes range from microphyllous to nanophyllous, with toothed leaves (
Nothofagus) dominating, although the second most common leaf type (Myrtaceae
) has an entire margin. Some nanophyllous conifers are present, including
Araucaria ...
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The Evolution of Plants
Ferns Sphenopsids Conifers (microphyllous) Cycadales and Bennettitales (
microphyllous) a b cd e f g Ferns Sphenopsids Conifers (microphyllous)
Cycadales and Bennettitales (microphyllous) k l m n Conifers (macrophyllous)
Ginkgophytes ...
Kathy Willis, Jennifer McElwain, 2013
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A. K. Ghosh Commemoration Volume. Proceedings of the ...
Both in the same paper and some others I made clear that, according to my
tendency concept (Jonker 1976, 1977a, b) we meet, in different ways, both in the
macrophyllous and in the microphyllous taxa the tendency to develop a loose
casing ...
Sharma A. K., Mitra G. C., Banerjee M. (editors)
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The Dry Forests and Woodlands of Africa: Managing for ...
... structure and ecological processes – between woodlands dominated by
broader-leaved species, such as Brachystegia, Isoberlinia and Combretum, and
those dominated by fine-leaved or microphyllous species such as Acacia (Frost,
1996).
Emmanuel N. Chidumayo, Davison J. Gumbo, 2010
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Island Biogeography in the Sea of Cortéz
Termed "microphyllous desert," it is in general characterized by a higher
incidence of trees and shrubs with small leaves and by fewer with swollen trunks.
Yet several of the characteristic dominants, Ambrosia spp., Olneya, and Bursera ...
Ted J. Case, Martin L. Cody, 1983
