10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MONOCARPOUS»
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Vascular Plant Taxonomy
When numerous, the stamens develop in a centripetal sequence. Gynoecia
range from monocarpous or fully apocarpous to syncarpous, often with 3 or more
carpels; ovules are usually borne on marginal or axile placentae and often are
only ...
Dirk R. Walters, David J. Keil, 1996
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The Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal: Exhibiting a View ...
Those plants have their vitality completely exhausted by the seed-producing
process, and, in consequence of this functional character, they constitute a very
distinct group, to which the somewhat ambiguous term Monocarpous has been ...
3
Annual of Scientific Discovery: Or, Year-book of Facts in ...
Those plants have their vitality complctely exhausted by the seed-producing
process, and, in consequence of this functional character, they constitute a very
distinct group, to which the somewhat ambiguous term Monocarpous has been ...
David Ames Wells, George Bliss, Samuel Kneeland, 1859
4
French abbreviations: commercial, financial, and general
commercial, financial, and general. Capricornus (the Goat). December |$
Aquarius (the Water-Bearer). January sss Pisces (the Fishes). February % Botany
. annual plant (in general), annual monocarpous plant. biennial monocarpous
plant.
Ladies and gentlemen, for such you are, though perhaps ignorant of the meaning
of the word monocarpous ! ! and, consequently, of the full force of the compliment
Lady Mary Shafto has so obligingly paid me ; know then, that monocarpous ...
Rosina Bulwer Lytton Lytton (Baroness), 1844
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The Rural Cyclopedia: Or A General Dictionary of ...
A monocarpous plant is one which seeds only once, or which perishes from the
effects of a single seeding ; every monocarpous plant which seeds and dios in
the same season in which it is sown, is an annual ; and any monocarpous plant ...
7
Year-book of Facts in Science and Art
Those plants have their vitality completely exhausted by the seed-producing
process, and, in consequence of this functional character, they constitute a very
distinct group, to which the somewhat ambiguous term Monocarpous has been ...
Charles Robert Cross (1848-1921, ed), William Ripley Nichols, John Trowbridge (1843-1923, ed), 1859
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Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal
Those plants have their vitality completely exhausted by the seed-producing
process, anil, in consequence of this functional character, they constitute a very
distinct group, to which the somewhat ambiguous term Monocarpous has been ...
9
The Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture
Carpels several, together with the stamens scattered over the face of the
cupshaped receptacle . . . . . . . . .156. MosiuiAci-zsz. Series I. DAPHNEE. Ovary
monocarpous, l-oelled, rarely syri~ carpous with 24 cells; ovules solitary, or twin
and side ...
Liberty Hyde Bailey, 1919
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The Cambridge Illustrated Glossary of Botanical Terms
[52, 118] monocarpellary (see monocarpous) monocarpic (hapaxanthic)
Flowering and fruiting once only before dying. monocarpous (monocarpellary) Of
a fruit, composed of a single carpel. monocaulous Having one stem.
monocephalic ...
Michael Hickey, Clive King, 2000
