10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MONOPODIALLY»
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Plants epiphytic; stems monopodially branched; paraphy 1 1 ia absent; costa
single; laminal cells short, smooth; alar cells not or weakly, differentiated;
capsules erect; exostome teeth much shorter than endostome segments;
Regmatodon Brid.
Arthur Jonathan Shaw, Bernard Goffinet, 2000
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Systematics and Evolution of Fungi
Thalli monopodially branched, trichospores 15-24 × 7-9 with 1.5-6.5 μm
campanulate or cylindrical collar..........................................S. arcticum 31b. Thalli
vertcillatelly branched........................................................32 32a. Two types
oftrichospores ...
J. K. Misra, J. P. Tewari, S. K. Deshmukh, 2012
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Bergey's Manual of Systematic Bacteriology: Volume 5: The ...
Monopodially or dichotomously branched aerial mycelia, sparsely developed;
produce straight or flexuous chains of spores. Spores are rod shaped, 0.7–1.5
mm in diameter, nonmotile with a smooth surface. Colonies are red on most
media.
William B. Whitman, Aidan Parte, Michael Goodfellow, 2012
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Global Seagrass Research Methods
Family Cymodoceaeeae N. Taylor Dioecious; marine perennial herbs with
creeping, monopodially or sympodially branching rhizomes. Erect stems with an
annular appearance (leaf scars) with a number of leaves at the top. Leaves
distichous ...
F.T. Short, R.G. Coles, 2001
5
Pathogenic Fungi in Humans and Animals
Th,rmomL,or Presnst line Monopodially or sympodially branched; dark brown
Globose; gray; opaque and glittering pre22e- pyriform, elongaed) Subglobose to
,lig.tly pyriform; brown Presnst Globose to sub- Smoot.; suspns- globose; |,
unequal ...
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Annual Plant Reviews, The Evolution of Plant Form
Moss plants may thus be composed of a primary module only, or of successive
modules that arise sympodially or monopodially or both (La Farge—England
1996; Newton 2007). Monopodial branching allows for the specialization of
primary ...
Barbara A. Ambrose, Michael D. Purugganan, 2012
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Tulips: Taxonomy, Morphology, Cytology, Phytogeogr
From the first year of ontogenesis until the adult phase the bulb grows from the
apical growing point, i.e. monopodially. The changes in this growing point, which
occur gradually over several years, bring the plant to sexual maturity. When the ...
8
Ectomycorrhizal Symbioses in Tropical and Neotropical Forests
Sebacinales BM03M3 + Pakaraimaea dipterocarpacea Short description: The
mycorrhizae are characterized by a simple or irregularly monopodially-pinnate
system with a yellowish colour and a woolly surface. Emanating hyphae and ...
Amadou M. Bâ, Krista L. McGuire, Abdala G. Diédhiou, 2014
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Flowering Plants. Monocotyledons: Alismatanae and ...
Rhizome monopodially branched, herbaceous, with 2 cortical vascular bundles
in each internode, bearing one or more roots and a short erect shoot at each
node. Leaves 1-4 on each erect shoot; blade linear with dentate, rounded or ...
Klaus Kubitzki, H. Huber, 1998
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Biology and Ecology of Norway Spruce
... to reddish gray, gray to whitish, whitish to yellow-gray, gray to whitish (Fig. 10.5
). With regard to the type of ramification, the mycorrhizal system of Norway spruce
may be simple (not ramified), monopodially-pinnate, monopodially-pyramidal, ...
Mark G. Tjoelker, Adam Boratynski, Wladyslaw Bugala, 2007
