10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PROTEACEOUS»
Discover the use of
proteaceous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
proteaceous and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
History of the Australian Vegetation: Cretaceous to Recent
Christophel & Blackburn (1978) noted that the Middle Eocene Maslin Bay flora
contained 35-40% Proteacidites spp., but relatively few proteaceous macrofossils
. They and Christophel (1981), who noted the same trend at Nerriga, considered
...
2
Ecology of Plant-Derived Smoke: Its Use in Seed Germination
Anigozanthos rufus Labill. red kangaroo paw Anigozanthos rufus is common in
the jarrah forests, mallee woodlands and proteaceous heathlands of Western
Australia's southwest. Germination of its seeds was significantly promoted by
aerosol ...
Lara Jefferson, Marcello Pennacchio, Kayri Havens-Young, 2014
3
Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society
I can find Proteaceous fruit figured or described. Lastly, with regard to leaves,
necessarily the mai ontologists, I must admit that there is a certain gt the foliage of
this Order that enables us in most, cases to refer to it with tolerable accuracy leafy
...
Linnean Society of London, 1873
4
Structure and Functioning of Cluster Roots and Plant ...
Vertical exaggeration is x 15. Respective WGS 84 coordinates for Stations I and 9
are S32.94286 El 1 7.62 1 24 and S32.93960 El 17.62783. "2. £ 1! C. e a ^ f- .2 H.
lnhIc / Frequency of soil type under proteaceous and non-proteaceous ...
H. Lambers, Pieter Poot, 2003
5
Proteaceous Ornamentals: Banksia, Leucadendron, ...
"Recognizing the importance of these plants, Dr. Jules Janick, editor of the 'Horticultural reviews' series, enlisted a number of authors to prepare reviews of four genera: Dr. Margaret Sedgley (1998) to cover Banksia, Dr. Richard Criley ...
International Society for Horticultural Science, 2007
6
Blight on flowers; or, Figures and descriptions of the ...
PROTEACEOUS. PLANTS. All Proteaceous Plants are handsome growers, with
dry neat foliage, chiefly natives of the Cape of Good Hope and New Holland. And
although they are usually considered difficult to keep, and more so to propagate ...
7
The Lower Eocene Floras of Southeastern North America
Ettingshausen was the leading exponent of the proteaceous affinity of this and
numerous other Tertiary types. Controversy was at one time quite heated, and
among others Bentham in England went so far as to doubt the ability of anyone to
...
Edward Wilber Berry, 1916
8
United States Geological Survey Professional Paper
Unger referred this species to Myrica in 1850, although he recognized its
proteaceous resemblances. Ettingshausen was the leading exponent of the
proteaceous affinity of this and numerous other Tertiary types. Controversy was at
one time ...
9
Faunal and Floral Migration and Evolution in SE Asia-Australasia
However, the fossils all have brachyparacytic stomates and most have trichome
bases overlying one or several epidermal cells, characters typical of the fossil
proteaceous genus Euproteaciphyllum (Carpenter & Jordan 1 997; Jordan et al.
Ian Metcalfe, Jeremy M.B. Smith, Mike Morwood, 2001
10
Professional Paper - United States Geological Survey
L'nger referred this species to Myrica in 1850, although he recognized its
proteaceous resemblances. Ettingshausen was the leading exponent of the
proteaceous affinity of this and numerous other Tertiary types. Controversy was at
one time ...
Geological Survey (U.S.), 1916
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PROTEACEOUS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
proteaceous is used in the context of the following news items.
Plant life considered in ecosystem synergies
Poor survival of proteaceous species such as parrot bush (Banksia sessilis) and honey bush (Hakea lissocarpha)—mixtures containing these individuals ... «Science Network Western Australia, Sep 14»
When dieback kills the banksia, birds disappear
"We have the world's only proteaceous woodlands that dominate our biota. It's a precious unique system that supports a whole host of nectar eating honey ... «ABC Local, Mar 14»
Dieback devastates south-west bird communities
All nectarivorous birds that rely on Banskia and other proteaceous species for their survival are potentially at risk. Dr Davis says dieback is easily spread in moist ... «Science Network Western Australia, Mar 14»
Germaine Greer: White Beech (Bloomsbury)
Isn't it odd that New Zealand, only 2000 kilometres or so off the coast of Australia should have only two proteaceous species when Australia has more than 850? «Herald Scotland, Feb 14»
