10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PERICARPIC»
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pericarpic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
pericarpic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Global Seagrass Research Methods
Female flower sessile with two free ovaries, each with a short style dividing into 3
long stigrnata and with pericarpic lobes at the base of the ovary. Viviparous
seedlings with comblike structures developing from the pericarpic lobes, acting
as ...
F.T. Short, R.G. Coles,
2001
2
The American journal of science
This method appears to me improper ; first, because it does not indicate with
precision that direction which is most importanttto be understood ; secondly,
because the pericarpic direction of the embryo is often difficult to be ascertained,
and is ...
3
American Journal of Science: The First Scientific Journal in ...
This method appears to me improper; first, because it does not indicate with
precision that direction which is most important to be understood ; secondly,
because the pericarpic direction of the embryo is often difficult to be ascertained,
and is ...
4
The American Journal of Science and Arts
This method appears to me improper ; first, because it does not indicate with
precision that direction which is most important to be understood ; secondly,
because the pericarpic direction of the embryo is often difficult to be ascertained,
and is ...
5
Observations on the Structure of Fruits and Seeds
Thesium, &c. with some THYMELEA5, we shall find that the pericarpic direction of
the embryo is the same in each; that is to say, that the embryo is equally reversed
. Nevertheless, the embryo of the first is orthotropous, of the second, ...
Louis-Claude Richard, John Lindley,
1819
6
Acta Botanica Hungarica
The separation of pericarpic tissue from marginal veins (Figs 25, 27, 28) is due to
the fact that the increment in the circumference of the developing fruit is more in
its apical region than in middle or basal regions. Thus the pericarpic tissues in ...
7
Journal of the Indian Botanical Society
... each pericarpic layer from a definite zone in the ovary wall. The present study
on the development of pericarp of T. arjuna also supports the view of Roth (1977)
. The 5-7 layered epicarp of T. arjuna develops from the outer epidermis and ...
Indian Botanical Society,
1997
8
The Great Basin Naturalist
Pericarpic Tissues The pericarpic tissues processed for TEM studies are from
peel transfers of Viracarpon Sahni, a monocot fruit of Pandanaceous affinities (
Nambudiri and Tidwell 1978). The mesocarp of the phallanges in Viracarpon is ...
9
Verhandelingen der Koninklijke Nederlandsche Akademie van ...
Two ovaries surrounded by an involucrum of numerous squamulae
intravaginales; b. idem, involucrum removed; the development of the pericarpic
lobes on the ovary wall has started ; c. idem, the pericarpic lobes of the ovary
shown in front ...
10
Plant Biotechnology and Agriculture: Prospects for the 21st ...
The constitutive expression of TAG1 resulted in the conversion of first whorl
sepals into mature pericarpic tissue with ripening-like cell wall metabolism, thus
supporting its role in fruit development. The downregulation of TAG1 by its
antisense ...
A. Altman, Paul M. Hasegawa,
2012