10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PISTILLARY»
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1
The Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal
J. E. Leefe has illustrated the gradual modifications of the pistillary into staminal
organs in the Salix Caprea ; while Mr Lowe, vol. v. p. 113, has given us, vice
versa, all the conceivable intermediate stages in the transformations of the
staminal ...
2
The Edinburgh Philosophical Journal ... Edinburgh, Constable ...
The female florets of the primary axis are all imperfect, the ovary existing in a
rudimentary form, and the stamens utterly aborted, in the superior florets;
whereas, in the inferior florets of the spikelets, staminal and pistillary organs are
similarly ...
3
The Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal: Exhibiting a View ...
... and furnished with a central placenta, originating solely from the confluence of
the umbilical cords with the pistillary column, having no trace whatever of a
partition. A close relationship between these two genera and Jacquinia, being
clearly ...
4
Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal
J. E. Leofe has illustrated the gradual modifications of the pistillary into staminal
organs in the Saiix Caprea ; while Mr Lowe, vol. v. p. 113, has given us, vice
versa, all the conceivable intermediate stages in the transformations of the
staminal ...
5
Supplement to the Introduction to the Atomic Theory: ...
in the pistillary system, which presents the great est anomalies in this respect, it
may be observed, that the number of the valves of the pericarp, of the placenta, of
the pistillary chord, of the styles, and the stigmas, &c., is always in the proportion
...
6
transactions of the botanical society
The female florets of the primary axis are all imperfect, the ovary existing in a
rudimentary form, and the stamens utterly aborted in the superior florets; whereas
, in the inferior florets of the spike- lets, staminal and pistillary organs are similarly
...
7
A Text Book of Physiology
While the ovule attaches itself to the wall of the pistillary cavity (at a, Fig. 372), a
canal (/) left by corresponding gaps in the membranes — the exostomium ami
endostomium — leads to the nucleus (6). The (generally elongated) embryonal
sac ...
Gabriel Valentin, William Brinton, 1853
8
An Introduction to the Atomic Theory
in the pistillary system, which presents the greatest anomalies in this respect, it
may be observed, that the number of the valves of the pericarp, of the placenta, of
the pistillary chord, of the styles, and the stigmas, &c, is always in the proportion ...
9
An appeal to the medical profession, on the utility of the ...
"The same relation extends likewise to the stamens, subject to occasional
deviations ; and even in the pistillary system, which presents the greatest
anomalies in this respect, it may be observed, that the number of the valves of the
pericarp, ...
John Read (maker to the army.), 1833
10
Vegetable organography, or, An analytical description of the ...
The Pistillary Spongioles, ( spongiolce pistil- lares ; spongioles pistillaires ) are
the points of the female organ which absorb the fecundating liquor, in the same
manner as the extremities of the roots absorb water ; they are commonly placed
at ...
Augustin Pyramus de Candolle, 1839
