10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «POLYCARPOUS»
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Experimental Life Prolongation
It is substantially different for monocarpous (single-reproduced) and polycarpous
(repeatedly producing the seeds) types. The life cycle of plants, especially of
monocarpous, should fit definite climatic cycles. By the end of such periods, ...
Vladimir V. Frolkis, Khachik K. Muradian, 1991
It is a polycarpous diploid plant. All the populations under investigation are
panmictic, spatially isolated from one another. The populations were analyzed by
the method of electrophoresis of the enzymes in polyacrylamide gel. We studied
the ...
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Index Filicum: A Synopsis, with Characters, of the Genera, ...
Erford. 1802, 14. Lspror'rnms, P'resl; Osmmmn sp.,Auct.; ACROSIICK! sp., Auct.
Fructifications on the under surface of the pinnules, consisting of oblong or linear
simple or forked sori, which are crowded and polycarpous at length confluent, ...
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Athyrium to Ophioglossum. Genus. VI-XIX
... is developed. obovate : inversely egg-shaped. oligocarpous : consisting of few
spore-cases ; the opposite of polycarpous ; applied when the sorus is composed
of a comparatively small number of capsules. ophioglossaceous : belonging to, ...
Thomas Moore, Henry Riley Bradbury, 1863
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The Madras Journal of Literature and Science
... among Malvaceae; polycarpous Raouneulaceae as compared with Nigella
and polycarpous Rasaceae as compared with Spiraea. In Prunus I have seen a
monstrous flower producing a number of carpella around the central one, and
also, ...
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Annals and Magazine of Natural History
... anomaly among genera of the same order, and they exist even among species
of the same genus. Examples of the latter are, Nicotiana multivalvis and Nolana
paradowa, and of the former, Malope among Malvacere; polycarpous Ranunr.
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The Treasury of Botany: a Popular Dictionary of Vegetable ...
POLYCARPOUS. Having the power of bearing fruit many times without perish~
ing; also, and more properly, bearing many distinct fruits or carpels in each flower
. POLYCHORION. A polycarpous fruit like that of Ranunculus. POLYCHROA.
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The Plants Indigenous to the Colony of Victoria: Thalamiflorae
Of the orders of plants belonging to Polycarpous Thalamiflorae, the following
have been hitherto observed in Australia: — Ranunculaceae, Dilleniaceae,
Magnoliaceae, Monimieae, Atherospermeae, Menispermeae, Cabombeae, ...
Ferdinand von Mueller, 1860
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The Treasury of Botany ...
[J. T. S.] POLYCARPOUS. Having the power of I bearing fruit many times without
perish- | ing ; also, and more properly, bearing I many distinct fruit3 or carpels in
each flower. POLYCHORION. A polycarpous fruit like that of Ranunculus.
John Lindley, Thomas Moore, 1866
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Madras Journal of Literature and Science
... of the former Ma- lope among Malvaceae ; polycarpous Ranunculaceee as
compared with Nigella and polycarpous Rasaceae as compared with Spiraea. In
Prunus I have seen a monstrous flower producing a number of carpella around
the ...
