10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PROTERANDROUS»
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proterandrous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
proterandrous and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Different Forms of Flowers on Plants of the Same Species
Firenze, proterandrous aud proterogynous 1871. hermaphrodite individuals of
the t Delpino, ' Ult. Osaervazioni same species, see H. Miiller, ' Die sulla
Dicogamia,' part ii. faac. ii. Befruehtung,' &o., pp. 285, 339. p. 337. Mr. "Wetterhan
and H.
2
The Classification of Flowering Plants
Of the Saxifrages, however, three species are strikingly proterogynous, S.
oppositifolia and S. tridactylites (both British) are sometimes proterogynous,
sometimes proterandrous, while the rest, so far as the phenomenon has been
studied, are ...
Alfred Barton Rendle,
1925
3
Programme and Abstracts: Göttingen 7-11 April 2008
Astrantia major is multicyclic proterandrous and extremely dichogamous while
Petagnaea gussonei is also protandrous, but flowers in a duodi- chogamous
manner with a strong tendency to geitonogamy. • Sanicula marilandica and
Hacquetia ...
Stephan Robbert Gradstein,
2008
4
Asteraceae of Louisiana
The development of the style is later than the release of pollen; hence, the
flowers are referred to as proterandrous. However, Burtt (1977) remarked that
although the individual flowers are proterandrous, there is functional protogyny
since the ...
Kancheepuram Natarajan Gandhi, R. Dale Thomas, Stephan L. Hatch,
1989
5
Charles Darwin's Collection (18 Books):
According to Professor H. Hoffman, this plant is proterandrous (4/7. 'Zur
Speciesfrage' 1875); nevertheless ityields plentyof seeds when protectedfrom
insects. Delphinium consolida. It has been saidin the case ofthisplant,as of
somany others, ...
6
Journal of the Washington Academy of Sciences
The staminate and pistillate flowers of maize are borne on different parts of the
plant, but most varieties are synacmic, or at most slightly proterandrous, and as
the staminate flowers are at the top of the plant it is only when winds continue ...
7
The Journal of Botany, British and Foreign ...
So far as I could ascertain, the proterandrous flowers were to be found only on
the central spikes, which flower first, where they were interspersed among other
corollas of intermediate form. The lateral branches seemed to produce a mixture
of ...
8
Transactions: Botany. Second Series
Stellaria Holostea is very conspicuous and proterandrous, but Stellaria media is
profusely self- fertile. Malva sylvestris is highly conspicuous and proterandrous ;
but M. rotundifolia is inconspicuous and self-fertile. Lastly, large-flowered ...
Linnean Society of London,
1880
9
Transactions of the Linnean Society of London: Botany. ...
Slellaria Holostea is very conspicuous and proterandrous, but Stellariu media is
profusely self- fertile. Malva sylvestris is highly conspicuous and proterandrous ;
but M. rotundifolia is inconspicuous and self-fertile. Lastly, large-flowered ...
Linnean Society of London,
1880
10
The Fertilisation of Flowers
7 ' - Silene rupestris, L., is proterandrous, and is visited by numerous : if: y insects.
It inhabits the same localities as Gg/psophz'la rqicns, .. i' 35$; t'. and secretes and
conceals its honey in the same way as that ?1£_~l-.:r species. Its flowers are ...
Hermann Müller, D'Arcy Wentworth Thompson,
1883