10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PLEIOTAXY»
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Vegetable Teratology: An Account of the Principal Deviations ...
In other instances a fusion of two embryo plants may give rise to a similar
appearance, as in the Euphorbia and Sinapis found by M. Alph. de Candolle (see
ante, p. 56). Pleiotaxy or multiplication of whorls. — In the preceding section
notice has ...
Maxwell Tylden Masters, 1869
Pleiotaxy or multiplication of whorls. — In the preceding section notice has been
taken of the increased number of parts in a single whorl, but an augmentation of
the number of distinct whorls is still more frequently met with. Many of the ...
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The Classification of Flowering Plants
An increase in the number of whorls beyond what is for any reason regarded as
typical is termed pleiotaxy. Thus compared with the monocotyle- donous type as
represented by Liliaceae, the polycyclic gynoecium of Alisma or Butomu8 are ...
Alfred Barton Rendle, 1967
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Proceedings of the Asiatic Society of Bengal
A Case of Pleiotaxy of the Gynsecium. — By D. Piiain. (With Plates IV and V.)
Pleiotaxy of the gynoecium, or an increase in the number of whorls of which the
pistil consists, occurs so infrequently that an undoubted instance is not unworthy
of ...
Asiatic Society of Bengal, 1896
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The Principles of Plant-teratology
Leontopodium, pleiotaxy of corolla, 76-77 ; extra pappus, 141. Ligulttflonv, 152.
Lilac, abnormal leaves. 200. Liliacea;, origin of perianth. 179-180. Lily,
proliferated flower, 16 ; poly- phylly, 60; petalomania, 77, 103; free styles, 117;
bracteody of ...
Wilson Crosfield Worsdell, 1916
A Case of Pleiotaxy of the Gywecium. — By D. Pkain. (With Plates IV and V.)
Pleiotaxy of the gynoacium, or an increase in the number of whorls of which the
pistil consists, occnrs so infrequently that an undoubted instance is not unworthy
of ...
Asiatic Society of Bengal, 1896
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The Cultivated Oranges and Lemons, Etc. of India and Ceylon
p. 389. '" Pleiotaxy of the gyncecmm" (augmentation of the number of the
carpellary whorls). " The orange is one of the plants most frequently subject to an
augmentation in the number of carpellary whorls ; sometimes this is due to the
stamens ...
... PLEINAIRISMS PLEINAIRIST PLEINAIRISTS PLEIOCENE PLEIOTAXIES
PLEIOTAXY PLEIOTROPIC PLEIOTROPIES PLEIOTROPY PLENA PLENARIES
PLENARILY PLENARY PLENCH PLENCHES PLENIPOTENT
PLENIPOTENTIARIES ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
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Taxonomy of the Flowering Plants
Oligotaxy and pleiotaxy. Reduction in the number of whorls of the floral organs is
called oligotaxy, while an increase in the number is called pleiotaxy. Pleiotaxy
may be exemplified by the common "doubling" of some flowers. Oligotaxy may be
...
Arthur Monrad Johnson, 1931
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Robertson's Words for a Modern Age: A Cross Reference of ...
Qualifying words: pleiocyclic, pleiomer- ous, pleiomorphous, pleiopetalous,
pleiophyl- lous, pleiotaxis, pleiotaxy, pleiotropic, pleio- tropy, pleiotropy.
pleioxenous, Pleistocene, pleo- chroic, pleochromatic, pleogamy, pleomastia,
pleometrosis, ...
