10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PERIDERMIC»
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peridermic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
peridermic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
The outermost peridermic layer of the bark, however, is destitute of lactiferous
vessels, which exist chiefly in the inner portion. The cellular parenchyma of these
two parts of the bark contains a great quantity of intercellular matters, especially
in ...
2
The annals and magazine of natural history, zoology, botany ...
... developed periderm, as is shown in PI. V. fig. 2 x, in the case of a thickened
porous cell of the medullary sheath, and, in fig. 5, in that of a vessel. The most
recently developed peridermic cells behave like cellulose with a solution of
iodine and ...
3
Experimental Food Science
In some plant structures the outer protective layer is the periderm. For example,
the outer skin of a potato is peridermic tissue (Hsu and Jacobson, 1974). Par—
enchyma cells are components of the tissues of several plant structures,
including ...
The green stems have corky peridermic alterations, which, depending on the
attack, become rust and cracks. The damage is most common in young nurseries.
In the field, it is most rare to find these symptoms, which could affect the fruit only
...
5
A Portuguese-English Dictionary
pergula. peristalse. pergula (/.) pergola. pergunta (/.) question, interrogation;
inquiry. — de algibeira, trick question, file me fez muitas — s, He asked me a lot
of questions, fazer — s, to ask questions, make inquiries, submergir de — s, to
deluge ...
James Lumpkin Taylor, Priscilla Clark Martin, 1970
The process through which the dead cambium is replaced by a newly formed one
, resulting from the dedifferentiation of phloem parenchyma cells, is comparable
with the normal process of rhytidom formation, in which the peridermic meristem ...
7
The Primaeval World of Switzerland
In this conclusion Professor Schwendauer depends, in the first place, upon the
fact that such cells as are porously thick-walled and peridermic, characterizing
the red fir, often occur in the peripheral parts of the carbonized crusts, and that in
...
Oswald Heer, James Heywood, 1876
Isaac Bayley Balfour, Roland Thaxter, Vernon Herbert Blackman. quoted memoir
' the authors draw attention to a section in which the outer layer appeared two
cells in thickness, and which ' suggested that we have here a peridermic
formation ...
Isaac Bayley Balfour, Roland Thaxter, Vernon Herbert Blackman, 1903
The vegetative morphology of the adult plant, chromatographic profiles of
alkaloids, kauranoic glycosides and glycoresins; peridermic pigments and root
starch, were compared of varieties of Ipomoea batatas (L:) Lam., known in
Mexico as red ...
10
Abstracts on Tropical Agriculture
The 2 varieties could be distinguished by their external morphology,
chromatographic profiles of the alkaloids and glycoresins, peridermic pigments
and amount of starch in the roots. Authors' summary. KIT. Amsterdam |94032224|
91 591 ...
