10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PROTEROGYNY»
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proterogyny in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
proterogyny and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Biology of Flowering Plants
We distinguish between proterogyny, the condition in all monoecious plants
where the stigmas are ripe first, and proterandry where the stamens are ripe first.
The interval between the receptiveness of the stigmas and the dehiscence of the
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2
Integument, Pigments, and Hormonal Processes: Volume 9: ...
Proterogyny is suspected in some orders of Peracarida, that is, Amphipoda
belonging to the genus Stegocephalus (Steele, I967), Tanaidacea, genera
Tanais, Apseudes (Lang, I958; Gardiner, 1975), and Sphaeromatidae, genus ...
3
A Dictionary for Invertebrate Zoology:
A condition of hermaphroditic individuals where the fe- male sex organs are
active before the male; proterogyny. 2. Females appearing earlier in the season
than males. see protandry. protolog, protologue n. [Gr. protos, first; logos, work]
The ...
4
Animal Behavior Desk Reference: A Dictionary of Animal ...
proterogyny See -gyny: protogyny: proterogyny. ♢ prothetely See 2heterochrony:
progenesis: prothetely. ♢ Protist Image Database See database: Protist Image
Database. ♢ protistology See study of: protistology. ♢ proto- prefix First, original.
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Proceedings and Transactions of the British Entomological ...
As all larvae pupated over two days, there is an indication of slight proterogyny:
normal sex ratio. Group (ia): One 9 29th August. Group 00: Six $ $ (no 9 9) 25th-
29th August. This absence of 9 9 may be significant. Group (Hi): 11 $ $ between ...
British Entomological and Natural History Society, 1975
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Transactions of the Kansas Academy of Science
Some. Examples. of. Proterogyny. and. Proterandry. of. our. Native. Flora. M. W.
MAYBERRY, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kan. An interest in the study of
flowers from the standpoint of pollination becomes intriguing when one gains a ...
Kansas Academy of Science
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Transactions of the Kansas Academy of Science
Some. Examples. of. Proterogyny. and. Proterandry. of. our. Native. Flora. M. W.
MAYBERRY, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kan. An interest in the study of
flowers from the standpoint of pollination becomes intriguing when one gains a ...
A genetic mechanism of this nature would account for proterogyny in subspecies
crosses, taking the H.V. as controlling (preferably) duration of diapause. A
parallel with Bombyx mori must not be pushed too far, for in this species the
liability to ...
Proterogyny, which is the normal condition in Tripsacum, Euchlaena and Coix,
has been found to be normal also in a variety of maize from Spain. In hybrids with
normal proterandrous maize the proterogynous condition behaves as a recessive
...
Like the eastern species, this is a fine illustration of proterogyny in flowers
fertilized by means of insects. The pistil first appears upon the lower lip of the
flower. After the style has become flabby and reclined upon the corolla, the four
stamens ...
