10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OOSPOROUS»
Discover the use of
oosporous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
oosporous and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Systematics and Evolution
Oogonia are frequently poly-oosporous: the mature oospores possess a granular
, fluid ooplast. Physiologically the subclass is not known to utilize SOf , NO.r. Four
orders can be characterized. Most fungi of the Saprolegniales are saprotrophs ...
David J. McLaughlin, Karl Esser, Paul A. Lemke, 2001
2
Journal of the Faculty of Agriculture, Hokkaido Imperial ...
Schr. The symptoms of both the oosporous and conidial stages of the disease,
and the morphology of the causal fungus were described in detail. Methods of
control were also suggested. In 1900, 1901, and 1902, Peglion (78, 79, 80), in
Italy, ...
3
Research bulletin of the Gifu College of Agriculture
Schr. The symptoms of both the oosporous and conidial stages of the disease,
and the morphology of the causal fungus were described in detail. Methods of
control were also suggested. In 1900, 1901, and 1902, Peglion (78, 79, 80), in
Italy, ...
Gifu Daigaku. Nōgakubu, 1930
Schr. The symptoms of both the oosporous and conidial stages of the disease,
and the morphology of the causal fungus were described in detail. Methods of
control were also suggested. In 1900, 1901, and 1902, Peglion (78, 79, 80), in
Italy, ...
5
A Revision of Bastin's College Botany for the Use of ...
The oogonium formed at the end of a hyphal branch is similar in structure to the
corresponding organ in the oosporous Algae, but the antheridia consist of one or
more slender, curved out-growths, from the branch beneath the oogonium, ...
Edson Sewell Bastin, William Baker Day, 1920
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the owens college, manchester.
Describe the essential differences between the Zoo- sporous, Zygosporous,
Oosporous and Carposporous forms of Cryptogamic reproduction. 5. Point out
the differences between Apocarpous and Syncarpous fruits, and advance some
proofs ...
Nor are we satisfied that Coleochzete really marks the transition from oosporous
Confervoideze to Florideae. Falkenberg has already shown how slender the
grounds are for this supposition. VVe should be disposed to seek the origin of the
...
8
The Monthly Microscopical Journal: Transactions of the Royal ...
... group, not as a link of transition from the mosses to the Algfe, but as an
independent group near the mosses on the one side, and the Floridem and
Fucacem on the other, allied also to some of the oosporous Conferva;, such as
Vaueheria.
9
Analytical Guide to the Natural Orders of the Vegetable ...
Hymenomycetes, as Agaricini, Polyporei. b. — Gasteromycetes, as Lycoperdacei.
c. — Tremellini. d. — u^Kcidiomycetes. e. — Ascomycetes. 2. — Oosporous. a. —
Algous, as Fucaceae. b. — Fungous, as Peronosporeae. 3. — Zygosporous. a.
10
The American Naturalist
Brefeld's recent studies of Entomophthorae, lead him to regard them as
constituting a small family closely allied to the Ustilagineae, or possibly through
Entyloma, merging into the latter. As the Entomophthorae are clearly oosporous
in their ...
