10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PLEIOMERY»
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1
The Classification of Flowering Plants
Oligomery and pleiomery are terms used to indicate that a whorl has a less or
greater number of members than the other whorls. As already stated, oligomery is
very usual in the gynoecium, and the doubling (dedoublement) to which we have
...
Alfred Barton Rendle, 1967
2
Fifth International Botanical Congress
J. C. Schoute (Groningen): Pleiomery and Meiomery in the Flower. Meristic
variation in flowers was looked upon by Eichler as true variability. Most
morphologists, however, saw the cause of this phenomenon either in fission and
fusion of floral ...
A. C. Seward, International Botanical Congress, 1930
3
The Ferns (Filicales): Volume 2, The Eusporangiatae and ...
In fact that the spike may, like the stamen of an Angiospermic flower, show
pleiomery. But such pleiomery cannot be read as elucidating the general
morphological history. This is the interpretation which appears justifiable in such
examples as ...
In fact that the spike may, like the stamen of an Angiospermic flower, show
pleiomery. But such pleiomery cannot be read as elucidating the general
morphological history. This is the interpretation which appears jnstifiable in such
examples as ...
5
An open bog on Oahu: descriptions of two new varieties of ...
In the Sideroxylinae. pleiomery is occasionally noticed in Planehonclla (P.
kaniensis, 15, tab. 124, 6-merous flowers) and generally in Krausella, with 6-8-
merous flowers with gynophores (15, tab. 127-128). In Nesoluma both collateral
and ...
Francis Raymond Fosberg, Edward Yataro Hosaka, 1938
6
Proceedings of the Linnean Society of London
This pleiomery of the androecium over the gynoecium of 1 occurs in the formulae
K5C5A6G4 and K5C5A6G5, which are seen in the graph by their high position to
be very favourable combinations, and K5C5A7G6 and K5C5A8G7, which are ...
Linnean Society of London, 1942
This problem is fundamental for the interpretation of the obdiplo- stemony (cf. 16,
pp. 97-115). The tendency to pleiomery and duplication in certain whorls (and
especially in the corolla and the androeceum) is particularly striking in Madhuca
...
We have no exact data concerning eventual hybridization of the two species. As
a matter of course we were much interested in the cases of meio- and pleiomery,
discovered among the fruits1), which are normally trimerous, like all other whorls
...
9
Recueil des travaux botaniques néerlandais, publié par la ...
The rejected views are: the explanation of pleiomery by fission, dedoublement (
either taken as a phylogenetic or as an ... the explanation of meiomery by
abortion of organs; the explanation of pleiomery by the intercalation of sectors in
the ...
Nederlandsche Botanische Vereeniging, Leyden, 1932
10
Annamalai University Agricultural Research Annual
Pleiomery is a very common feature in cultivars of eggplant (Sambandam, 1960).
It was observed that large-fruited varieties were pleiomerous, while small fruited
types exhibited very little pleiomery, especially in the stigma. In order to verify ...
