10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NAPIFORM»
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napiform in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
napiform and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Flora Europaea: Plantaginaceae to Compositae (and Rubiaceae)
... mm 128. cantabrica 149 Rhizome without napiform tubercles; corolla (12-)16-
24 mm 150 Main root napiform; cauline leaves ovate to broadly lanceolate 127.
rhomboidalis 150 Main root slender; cauline leaves lanceolate to linear-
lanceolate ...
T. G. Tutin, V. H. Heywood, 1976
Conical root When a portion of the root gets swollen at the base and gradually
tapers towards the apex in the shape of a cone, it is called conical root, e.g. carrot
. 2. Napiform root When the root is considerably swollen at the base in a round ...
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Botany of the southern states: In two parts. Part I. ...
Napiform root. Tap root. Fusiform root of natural growth, being almost uniformly
produced by cultivation. (5.) The Fusiform Root, or Radix fusiformis : where the
root tapers toward each extremity, as seen in the Radish, it is known by the above
...
When the rootlets are repeatedly swollen to store food material, they are termed
as (1) Fasciculated (2) Napiform (3) Tuberous (4) Moniliform 27. Floats are found
in (1) Utricularia (2) Avecennia (3) Tinospora (4) Podostemon 28. Plank like ...
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The Yeasts - A Taxonomic Study
Kockovaella thailandica Nakase, Banno & Y. Yamada (1991) Key to species See
Table 82. 1. a Ballistoconidia kidney-shaped or ellipsoidal; galactitol assimilated
b Ballistoconidia globose or napiform; galactitol not assimilated .
Cletus Kurtzman, J.W. Fell, 1998
A — Conical tap root of carrot; B — Fusiform fleshy root of radish; C — Napiform
tap root of turnip. Fig. 16 : Pneumatophores (respiratory roots) of a mangroove
plant. PRIMARY ROOT STEM SECONDARY ROOTS PLANT SHOOT •
SWOLLEN ...
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Cmplt Biology For Medical Ent Exams
(a) Tap root (b) Fibrous root (c) Prop root (d) Stilt root 14. Radish is an example of
(a) conical root (b) fusiform root (c) napiform root (d) tuberous root *"15. Among
the following, which is an example of a tuberous root? (a) Mirabilis (b) Colocasia
...
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Vol. I. - Thalamiflorae
Helmet depressed, conical, or hemispherical. Sack of petals large. Beautiful
plants with multifid leaves, blue flowers, and napiform roots. § 1. Spurs of petals
truncate. 30 A. sIrLo'auu (Fisch. in litt. with a figure. D. C. syst. l. p. 380. Rchb. ill. t.
40.) ...
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A General History of the Dichlamydeous Plants
Capsules 8-8 erect. Helmet depressed, conical, or hemispherical. Sack of petals
large. Beautiful plants with multifid leaves, blue flowers, and napiform roots. § 1.
Spurs of petals truncate. 30 A. nIPLo' RUM (Fisch. in litt. with a figure. D. C. syst.
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A General History of the Dichleamydeous Plants ... Arranged ...
Capsules 3-8 erect. Helmet depressed, conical, or hemispherical. Sack of petals
large. Beautiful plants with multifid leaves, blue flowers, and napiform roots. § 1.
Spurs of petals truncate. 30 A. alrto'nuu (Fisch. in litt. with a figure. D. C. syst. 1. p.
