10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SCHIZOCARPOUS»
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schizocarpous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Aquatic and Wetland Plants of Southwestern United States
Fruit not capsular, either schizocarpous and breaking into 1-seeded achenelike
parts or else drupaceous; leaves always opposite (35) 34. Fruit a capsule or a
samara; leaves opposite or alternate (37) 35(34). Flowers strongly zygomorphic ...
Donovan Stewart Correll, Helen B. Correll, 1975
2
The Heavy Metal Tolerant Flora of Southcentral Africa
Achenes (18.0%) occupy the second place although the tetrachenes (11.0%)
have been classified among the schizocarpous fruits. Third place is occupied by
the caryopses (11.8%). These data are very different from those recorded for the
dry ...
R. R. Brooks, François Malaisse, A. Empain, 1985
3
Orders and Families of Malayan Seed Plants
Fruit commonly capsular or schizocarpous. Embryo curved, endospermous. Over
eighty genera, throughout the world; about eight are native to Malaya (
Kochummen in Whitmore 1972). They are classified under the following three
tribes: A.
4
Organography of Plants: Special organography
123, A). This shows us that a sharp distinction between cleistocarpous and
stegocarpous Musci cannot be made. The majority of the Musci are stegocarpous
. Schizocarpous Forms. Andreaea, however, is an exception, and its sporogonia
...
5
Memoirs of the New York Botanical Garden
A fruit derived from a schizocarpous gynoecium consisting of indehiscent fruitlets
with a pericarp differentiated into outer soft and inner hardened layers.
Druparium Guibourt ( 1 848, p.p.). Typical — Castela emoryi (Gray) Moran &
Felger.
It has been pointed out by Kearney (1951) that the distinction between capsular
and schizocarpous fruits is not always easily made, and that, even within the
Malvaceae as redefined by Edlin, the fruits of the genera Bastardia and
Bastardiopsis ...
7
Flora of Tropical East Africa - Hyacinthaceae (1996)
Ovaries with 1-many ovules per locule. Fruit a loculicidal capsule, rarely
schizocarpous. Seeds black and subglobular or flattened, sometimes winged.
The family comprises ± 40 genera and some 900 species widely distributed in
temperate to ...
8
Chembers 21 Century Dictionary
... schiz- combining form, signifying a division or split. © from Greek sctuzem to
split or cleave. schizocarp /'skitsoukoip, 'skaizoo/ o- noun a dry fruit that splits into
two or more one-seeded portions. • schizocarpous or schizocarpic adj. schizoid ...
9
Edible Medicinal And Non-Medicinal Plants: Volume 7, Flowers
Adj. schizocarpous. Sclerotesta The innermost fleshy coating of cycad seeds,
usuallylocated directly below the sarcotesta. ScorpoidRefers toa cymose
inflorescenceinwhich the main axisappearsto coil. Scutellum (Botany)
Anyofvarious parts ...
10
The Archaeology of Africa: Food, Metals and Towns
... be three different species of the chamomile tribe (Compositae — tribe
Anthemidae), a schizocarpous fruit (probably a Tribulus species) seemingly
charred while still green and edible, and a fragment of the edible fruit of caper (
Capparis spp.) ...
Bassey Andah, Alex Okpoko, Thurstan Shaw, 2014
