10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PHANEROGAMIC»
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Frontier Botanist William Starling Sullivant's ...
Sullivant's last significant contribution to phanerogamic botany was his
preparation for publication of Thomas G. Lea's Catalogue (1849) of plants of the
vicinity of Cincinnati, Ohio. Lea, also a former businessman, had studied in detail
the flora ...
The phanerogamic plant parasites have been reported to attack number of crop
plants producing disease like symptoms. These parasites attack roots or stems of
the host plant and draw their nutrition causing slow death of host. During this ...
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Diseases of Fruits and Vegetables: Diagnosis and Management
... musty, decayed and drops off prematurely (Prakash ef a/., 1985). 6.
Phanerogamic. Parasites. and. Epiphytes. 6.1. Parasites. The mango tree is the
prey of many parasites and the most interesting of these are so called '
Phanerogamic ...
Naqvi, S.A.M.H. Naqvi, 2004
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The Bulletin of the College of Agriculture, Tōkyō Imperial ...
On. the. Lime. Content. of. Phanerogamic. Parasites. BY K. Asö. Of phanerogamic
parasites, only one, Cuscuta europœa, has thus far been examined with regard
to the composition of the ash. When compared with other phanerogamic plants, ...
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Bulletin of the College of Agriculture
On. the. Lime. Content. of. Phanerogamic. Parasites,. l'.V K. Asó. Of
phanerogamic parasites, only one, Cuscuta europœa, has thus far been
examined with regard to the composition of the ash. When compared with other
phanerogamic plants, ...
Tōkyō Daigaku. Nōgakubu, 1902
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Illustrated Plant Pathology: Basic Concepts
More than 2,500 species of 'phanerogamic parasites' belonging to the higher
plants are known to live parasitically on other plants. These parasitic plants
produce flowers and seeds and belong to several widely separated botanical
families.
H. Lewin Devasahayam, 2009
Phanerogamic monocotyledons, or" flowering plants with one seed-lobe" —
grasses, lilies, palms, canes — are of this family. 3. Phanerogamic gymnosperms.
— Flowering plants, but having naked seeds. The very widely-distributed tribe of
the ...
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The University of Michigan, an Encyclopedic Survey ...: pt. ...
The phanerogamic herbarium occupied a double room on the third floor, and the
crypto- gamic herbarium similar quarters on the fourth. Each staff member had an
office and a laboratory for his researches, and each graduate student had a ...
University of Michigan, Walter Arthur Donnelly, 1951
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Observations on Fossil Vegetables, Accompanied by ...
l-i. represents the Gymnospermous Phanerogamic stem, shewing a. central pith,
woody layers separated by a condensed line, and consisting of elongated
cellular texture 'arranged in regular series; medullary rays which run continuously
from ...
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Views of Nature: Or, Contemplations on the Sublime Phenomena ...
Robert Brown* first enumerated above 37,000 phanerogamia, and I at that time
attempted to describe the distribution of 44,000 species of phanerogamic and
cryptogamic plants, over the different portions of the world already explored.f ...
Alexander von Humboldt, 1902
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PHANEROGAMIC»
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'A Flower Each Spring' programme kicks off in Al Khor today
... the family Orobanchaceae. The genus Cistanche includes 16 species. They form an attractive group of phanerogamic root parasites. Add to:. «Gulf Times, Nov 14»
