10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MONOCARPIC»
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monocarpic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
monocarpic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Photosynthesis: Mechanisms and Effects
EFFECT OF ALTERING POD INTENSITY ON MONOCARPIC SENESCENCE IN
COWPEA SRIVALLI, B. & RENU KHANNA-CHOPRA Water Technology Centre,
I.A.R.I , New Delhi-1 10 012, India Key Words: Carbohydrate, proteases, Rubisco,
...
2
Size- and Age-Related Changes in Tree Structure and ...
2006) that there are only four genera and ~30 species of monocarpic trees
known, but this is a serious underestimate. There are at least six arborescent
palm genera that include strictly monocarpic species (Dransfield et al. 2008a):
Arenga (20 ...
Frederick C. Meinzer, Barbara Lachenbruch, Todd E. Dawson, 2011
3
Biodiversity and Ecosystem Function: With 22 Tables
14.3.6 Fire Ephemeruls [e.g., Macarthuria apetala (Aizoaceae) and a number of
Apiaceae, Asteraceae, Gramineae and short-lived perennials] Included in this
group are small monocarpic species completing their growth cycle in the 6-8
month ...
Ernst-Detlef Schulze, Harold A. Mooney, 1994
4
Senescence and Aging in Plants
In polycarpic plants, the reproductive development seems unconnected with the
death of the plant, whereas there is a close link in monocarpic plants. While
monocarpic plants usually degenerate rapidly, polycarpic plants undergo a more
...
5
Illustrated Handbook of Succulent Plants: Crassulaceae: ...
... Ca 2-seeded, follicles opening transversally (Ethiopia): Hypagophytum - Not as
above; Ca with > 2 Se, follicles opening apically: Crassula 4 Plants with
persistent or monocarpic, dense to lax Ros: 5 - Plants annual or perennial herbs
without ...
6
Methods for evaluating wetland condition 10 using vegetation ...
Monocarpic species metric Rationale: Monocarpic species flower only once in
their life cycle and typically including annual and biennial species. We used a
mathematical function to relate the importance of monocarpic species (using
cover) at ...
7
The Future of Aging: Pathways to Human Life Extension
Pathways to Human Life Extension Gregory M. Fahy, Michael D. West, L. Steven
Coles, Stephen B. Harris. the programmed death of monocarpic plants [(Leopold
1961); Section 6.3.2] and salmon may have evolved at least in part to ensure ...
Gregory M. Fahy, Michael D. West, L. Steven Coles, 2010
8
How to Make a Forest Garden
Many are monocarpic perennials, plants which, like annuals and biennials,
flower and seed once in their lives and then die. They may live for anything from
two to five years, depending on environmental conditions. Most complete their life
...
9
Evolutionary Ecology of Plant Reproductive Strategies
Plant ecologists usually refer to monocarpic and perennial whereas animal
ecologists are more familiar with the terms semelparous and iteroparous. In
monocarpic plants lifespan varies from short-lived annuals to long-lived
monocarpic ...
Tom de Jong, Peter Klinkhamer, 2005
10
Orchid Biology VIII: Reviews and Perspectives. 8
The result is a monocarpic character which is widespread among purely
mycotrophic orchids. Epipogium aphyllum and Gastrodia elata Blume, are
monocarpic whereas in Neottia nidus-avis (L.) L.C. Rich there is a possibility for a
third ...
Tiiu Kull, Joseph Arditti, 2002
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MONOCARPIC»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
monocarpic is used in the context of the following news items.
Don't let this plant turn you into a “vampire”
She says wild parsnip is a “monocarpic perennial,” meaning it is a plant that matures, flowers and fruits once, and then dies. “It is, however, a ... «kawarthaNOW.com, Jul 15»
Tom Karwin, On Gardening: Agaves can bring drama to landscape
All Agaves are monocarpic, i.e., they die after flowering. Unlike many annual plants, Agaves can grow for several seasons before flowering, ... «Monterey County Herald, Jun 15»
Highlight: Agave filifera
Unfortunately, each dense rosette of foliage is monocarpic, which means that it dies after bloom. Pups (sideshoots) sometimes develop as a ... «Lompoc Record, Jun 15»
Tom Karwin, On Gardening: Echeverias, Mexico's gift to gardeners
(Monocarpic plants die after flowering.) Many gardeners' first contact with this genus is with “hens and chicks,” a common name for E. elegans, ... «Monterey County Herald, May 15»
Rare blooming of century plant in Opelousas
According to missouribotanicalgarden.org, the monocarpic plant (bloom once and then die) typically blooms between the 10th and 25th years. When the plant ... «KATC Lafayette News, May 15»
Once in a lifetime agave blooms at Peace Garden
Like all 'century-plants' this agave is monocarpic, which means that it will only flower once in its life and then die. The effort of flowering ... «Westman Journal, May 15»
Beloved giant agave, 81, dies in Michigan greenhouse
No. "This is its natural life cycle. We didn't pronounce it to be killed, it died on its own," he said. "It's a monocarpic species. It flowers, set seeds, ... «USA TODAY, Apr 15»
80-Year-Old American Agave Plant: Giant Plant To Be Cut After …
American agave, which is usually found in tropical places, is a monocarpic plant. This means that it will blossom only once in its lifetime. «Jobs & Hire, Feb 15»
Rising from ashes, every 7 yrs
Since the plant of Karvy is monocarpic and its life cycle falls into the perennial category, the next flowering session happens, many years after ... «Pune Mirror, Sep 14»
Alys Fowler: sempervivums
Sempervivums have beautiful, star-shaped flowers that are worth gazing at close up. The only downside is that the plant is monocarpic: once it ... «The Guardian, Aug 14»
