10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MONOCARP»
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Seeds of Amazonian Plants
Seeds one per monocarp with ruminate endosperm. Distribution: Mexico to
Bolivia. Klarobelia Chatrou. Shrubs or trees to 10 m tall. Infructescence terminal.
Fruit apocarpous with up to 40 long-stipitate monocarps, to 1.5 cm long, yellow,
red, ...
Fernando Cornejo, John Janovec, 2010
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Cooley's Cyclopædia of Practical Receipts and Collateral ...
Monocarp. A plant which roduces seed only once during its li e. The symbol
representing the sun. Annual. A monocarp which dies in the same year that it
germinated, e. g. Mustard. Biennial. A monooarp which produnes leaves only ...
Arnold James Cooley, Richard Vine Tuson, 1897
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Cooley's cyclopædia of practical receipts and collateral ...
0 Monocarp. A plant which produces seed only once during its life. The symbol
representing the sun. Annual. A monocarp which dies in the same year that it
germinated, e. g. Mustard. Biennial. A monocarp which produces leaves only the
first ...
Arnold James Cooley, 1892
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Principles of Plant Genetics and Breeding
Figure 5.2 Flowering plants have one of four lifecycles – annual, biennial,
perennial, and monocarp. Variations occur within each of these categories, partly
because of the work of plant breeders. Figure 5.3 The typical flower has four
basic ...
“I—” Brother Monocarp began, about to rise, but Friedegunde jerked him down . “
What is your confessor doing here?” her father demanded . “Priests should slither
among the women without besmearing my sight . Someone seize that eunuch ...
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The Century dictionary and cyclopedia: a work of universal ...
More appropriately called normal carbonate. monocarp (mon'o-karp), it. [< Gr.
uSvoc single, + /capToc, fruit.] In bot., a plant that perishes after having once
borne fruit; an annual plant. monocarpellary (mon-o-kar'pe-la-ri), a. [< Gr. liAvoc,
single ...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1906
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: Supplement
Perennial monocarp, a plant which lives many years but dies after once flowering
, as the common century-plant. Mobius. monOCarpal(mon-o-kar'pal), a.
Sameaswono- carpovs. monocarpian (mon-o-kiir'pi-an), a. Same as
uionocarpous.
William Dwight Whitney, 1910
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
More appropriately called normal carbonate. monocarp (mon'o-kiirp), n. [< Gr.
fidvoe, single, + napiroq, fruit.] In bot., a plant that perishes after having once
borne fruit ; an annual plant. monocarpellary (mon-o-kar'pe-la-ri), a. [< Gr. fidvoe,
single ...
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
More appropriately called normal carbonate. monocarp (mon'o-karp), n. [< Gr.
fidvoc, single, + naprrdc, fruit.] In bot., a plant that perishes after having once
borne fruit; an annual plant. monocarpellary (mon-o-kar'pe-la-ri), a. [< Gr. fidvoc,
single ...
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Systematic Botany Monographs: Monographic Series of the ...
The monocarp is longitudinally dehiscent on this exposed surface; the
monocarps generally begin to split open in the early morning (06:00- 08:00 hours
). The two halves of the monocarp spread apart until they are at 90-180° to each
other by ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MONOCARP»
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