10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MICROSPECIES»
Discover the use of
microspecies in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
microspecies and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Proceedings of the Estonian Academy of Sciences, Biology and ...
the Herbarium of the University of Tartu and the Herbarium of the Institute of
Zoology and Botany, as well as material collected by the authors, was used. The
microspecies were identified using the key compiled by Tikhomirov (in Laasimer
et ...
2
Genetic Aspects of Plant Nutrition: Proceedings of the First ...
Twenty-one sections containing about 1200 microspecies have been
described14. Most of the microspecies are obligate agamospermous and
polyploid. Triploids are most common. Recently diploid sexual species have
been found in Central ...
Miloje R. Sarić, B. C. Loughman, 1983
3
Molecular Systematics and Plant Evolution
The low clonal diversity within most microspecies reflects a close link between
their morphological and molecular phenotypes. This is highlighted at least in
Hieracium, where those microspecies that contain phenotypes with small but ...
Peter M. Hollingsworth, Richard M. Bateman, Richard J. Gornall, 1999
4
The Nature of Diversity: An Evolutionary Voyage of Discovery
Microspecies thus represent the realm of what is happening right now and the
realm of possibilities for what might happen in the future. The microspecies of any
given macrospecies should be relatively numerous and locally differentiated yet ...
Daniel R. Brooks, Deborah A. McLennan, 2012
5
Modern Plant Taxonomy, 1E
Microspecies: Microspecies, as defined by Grant (1981), are "populations in
predominantly uniparental plant groups which are uniform themselves and are
slightly differentiated morphologically from one another". They are often restricted
to a ...
6
Biological Invasions: Economic and Environmental Costs of ...
With native plants, the troubles come mostly from microspecies and hybrids.
Hybrids are perfectly satisfactory taxa, recognizable and nameable, such as the
cord grass hybrid Spartina x townsendii. The x indicates it is a known hybrid, in
this ...
David Pimentel, Ph.D., 2002
These genera are extremely complex from the point of view of systamatics,
because of the abundance in them of predominantly hybridogenic, apomictic,
and semiapomictic species, which are often referred to as microspecies in the
literature ...
N. N. Tzvelev, Andreĭ Aleksandrovich Fedorov, 2003
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The Western Herbal Tradition: 2000 years of medicinal plant ...
Alchemilla vulgaris is an aggregate species divided into 12 sections of apomictic
microspecies that are clones arising from seed produced by asexual
reproduction (Sepp et al 2000). The microspecies are often not distinct
morphologically and ...
Graeme Tobyn, Alison Denham, Margaret Whitelegg, 2010
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The European Garden Flora Flowering Plants: A Manual for the ...
Apomictic microspecies. W China (NW Yunnan). H2. 22. S. pseudohupehensis
Schneider (S. hupehensis Schneider var. rosea; 'Pagoda Pink'; 'November Pink').
Illustration: Botanical Magazine, n.s. 167 (1950); Krüssmann, Manual of ...
James Cullen, Sabina G. Knees, H. Suzanne Cubey, 2011
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The Philosophy of Nature: A Guide to the New Essentialism
Rather, they are clusters of genetically similar microspecies, and, as such, are not
sharply distinguishable from their genetically similar ancestors. It is like the
divisions along the colour spectrum. Let us suppose, by way of simplification, that
the ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MICROSPECIES»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
microspecies is used in the context of the following news items.
Home-made liqueur is always superior
Whether it is just a progression with time, or the fact that some of the best of 400-plus recognised microspecies of bramble fruit earlier than ... «ShootingUK, Dec 14»
Always mark where you find the juiciest berries
Britain boasts about 400 microspecies of bramble, which explains why the flavour varies so much from bush to bush, and is why it's worth ... «New Statesman, Sep 14»
Botanists blossom in flora fieldwork
Some charted a particular fern's subspecies; others searched out dandelion microspecies – seven of them – new to the county. Along with new ... «Irish Times, Mar 14»
The blackberry: A tart fruit with a complicated sex life
Over long periods, this can lead to numerous blackberry microspecies , about 400 of which are known to grow in eastern North America. «Washington Post, May 13»
Mysterious microspecies found on meteorites
The Island further reported that the experiments have revealed mysterious kind of microspecies on the meteorites fallen in Aralaganwila, ... «Emirates 24/7, Jan 13»
Scientists Develop DNA Barcoding
Thanks to the recent findings of a team of Harvard researchers, scientists can now view more than four microspecies at once using fluorescent ... «Harvard Crimson, Sep 12»
Pissy beds, lion's tooth . . . It has to be the dandelion
In its proliferating microspecies – more than 70 so far recorded in Co Dublin alone, with probably many more to come – the humble dandelion ... «Irish Times, May 12»
The Botany of Bible Lands: An Interview with Prof. Avinoam Danin
However, there are many forms (we regard them at present in the scientific community as "microspecies") that look like the "regular" Portulaca ... «Boing Boing, Jan 12»
QI: Quite interesting facts about black
A member of the rose family, the basic bramble (Rubus fruticosus) hybridises easily, and more than 400 microspecies have been recorded in ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Mar 11»
Pictures: Pea-Size Frog Found—Among World's Smallest
"But it turns out they are adults of this newly discovered microspecies." (Read about vanishing amphibians in National Geographic magazine.). «National Geographic, Aug 10»
