10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NUCULE»
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1
An introduction to the natural system of botany, etc
In the axillse of the uppermost whorls of these branchlets the organs of
reproduction take their origin ; they are of two kinds, one called the nucule, the
other the globule; the former has been supposed to be the pistillum, the latter the
anther.
John Lindley, John Lindley (1799-1865.), 1830
2
Paleobotany and the Evolution of Plants
A. Gyrogonites sp., cast of nucule. Eocene. B. Lagynophora, nucules attached to
node and surrounding vegetative branches. Paleocene. C,D. Eochara sp., lateral
and apical views. Devonian. E. Atopochara. Cretaceous. F. Harrisichara.
Wilson Nichols Stewart, 1993
3
University Botany I : (Algae, Fungi, Bryophyta And Pteridophyta)
Nucule : The Oogonium or 'nucule' is a short-stalked body attached at the node of
a primary lateral just above the antheridium. The nucule is supported by a
pedicel cell, and in the centre is the oogonium with its single egg. Five spirally
twisted ...
4
The Vegetable kingdom ; or, The structure, classification, ...
He founds his opinion of the nucule containing but one germinating body upon
the experiments of Vaucher, of Geneva, who ascertained that if ripe nucules of
Chara, which have fallen naturally in the autumn, are kept through the winter in ...
5
The Vegetable Kingdom; Or, the Structure, Classification, ...
l. c. He founds his opinion of the nucule containing but one germinating body
upon the experiments of Vaucher, of Geneva, who ascertained that if ripe nucules
of Chara, which have fallen naturally in the autumn, are kept through the winter in
...
6
The American Journal of Science
its appearance, (Tab. 44, fig. 23, f ) ; the future nucule is first perceived by a
metamorphosis of matter and form taking place at the base of the almost
homogeneous cavity. In this state it is nearly impossible with our instruments to
ascertain its ...
7
The Vegetable Kingdom: ... Ill. Upon the Natural System
He founds his opinion of the nucule containing but one germinating body upon
the experiments of Vaucher, of Geneva, who ascertained that if ripe nucules of
Chars, which have fallen naturally in the autumn, are kept through the winter in ...
8
The Vegetable Kingdom; Or, the Structure, Classification and ...
He founds his opinion of the nucule containing but one germinating body upon
the experiments of Vauehcr, of Geneva, who ascertained that if ripe nucules of
Chara, which have fallen naturally in the autumn, are kept through the winter in ...
9
American Journal of Science: The First Scientific Journal in ...
23,/) ; the future nucule is first perceived by a metamorphosis of matter and form
taking place at the base of the almost homogeneous cavity. In this state it is
nearly impossible with our instruments to ascertain its internal structure ; for it
appears ...
10
The American Journal of Science and Arts
its appearance, (Tab. 44, fig. 23./) ; the future nucule is first perceived by a
metamorphosis of matter and form taking place at the base of the almost
homogeneous cavity. In this state it is nearly impossible with our instruments to
ascertain its ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «NUCULE»
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Cyber-Neologoliferation
“And that is not to be confused with the quite different word, nucular, meaning 'of or relating to a nucule.' ” There is even a new entry for ... «New York Times, Nov 06»
