10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ORGANOGENETIC»
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Environmental Geochemistry in Tropical and Subtropical ...
Concentrations of major elements in terrigenous and organogenetic sediments
from the continental shelf of Ceara State, north-eastern Brazil (% dry weight of
bulk sediments) Fades Si Al K Mg Fe Ca P Terrigenous 13.5-95.2 0.18-1.69 ...
Luiz Drude de Lacerda,
2004
2
Annual Plant Reviews, Polarity in Plants
We hypothesise that this also applies to the origin of organogenetic centres in
roots. The only requirement is that the cell layer (pericycle or endodermis) which
initiates the primordium follows the predetermined algorithm that specifies its ...
3
Ontogeny and Systematics
... that they are relatively apomorphous. However, neither type of tracheary
element develops directly from the other in ontogeny. Instead both types diverge
during their development from the same type of provascular cell. Organogenetic ...
4
Rhythms in Plants: Phenomenology, Mechanisms, and Adaptive ...
We suppose that the processes regulating the formation and distribution of
organogenetic centres (from which are derived both leaves and the associated
adaxial buds within which are located new apical meristems) are due to a
directed ...
Stefano Mancuso, Sergey Shabala,
2007
5
Embryo and Fetal Pathology: Color Atlas with Ultrasound ...
Defects of blastogenesis are frequently associated with monozygotic twinning,
which is, by definition, an abnormality of blastogenesis; twinning is less common
or not a factor in organogenetic malformations. 7. Sex differences in occurrence ...
Enid Gilbert-Barness, Diane Debich-Spicer,
2004
6
Progress in Invertebrate Zoology
It is only after meiosis, as a result of ooplasmatic segregation, that there appears
an architecture of organogenetic epiplasmic components. During cleavage, this
is distributed in specific ways to the blastomeres, corresponding to the pattern of
...
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developmenta; abnormalities of the third eye
Defects initiated during the organogenetic period affect structure primarily and
histological differentiation only secondarily through the disorder of structure. Of
course their origin may be germinal and often is, but a group undoubtedly exists
in ...
There seems little doubt that the characteristic profiles of the cervicovaginal
epithelial variations emerge at birth as a result of the organogenetic processes.
They persist through infancy and childhood, in the protected environment of the ...
Joseph Jordan, Albert Singer, Howard Jones,
2009
9
Plant Cell and Tissue Culture
75, 79 Organogenesis and embryo- genesis 199 Organogenesis in callus 214
Organogenesis/embryogene- sis in vitro 222 Organogenetic potential in callus
cultures, vary 614 Organogenetic potential in vitro 2 1 5 Organogenetic potential
of a ...
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Early Development of the Human Pelvic Diaphragm
We were lucky to study the development of the pelvic floor in humans (Homo
sapiens), because an excellent series of sections of human embryos in every
different organogenetic stage is held in the collection ofthe Department
ofAnatomy and ...
Wijnand F.R.M. Koch, Enrico Marani,
2007