10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SEPALOID»
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1
Flowers on the Tree of Life
In the ANITA lines (except Nuphar, which has both tepals and petals), the
perianth parts are all tepals, which may be sepaloid (Amborella, Trimenia),
petaloid (Cabombaceae) or differentiated into sepaloid outer organs and petaloid
inner ...
Livia Wanntorp, Louis P. Ronse De Craene, 2011
2
Eocene Radiolarian Faunas from the Mt. Diablo Area, California
of the shell. The pores are uniform, small, and there are no sepaloid points. The
central capsule is less than 0.25 diameter of the cortical shell. The grouping of
the polar spines into one quadrant of the shell strongly suggests that this is an ...
3
The International Horticultural Exhibition, and Botanical ...
... as tetramerous, the stamens being alternate with the sepals ; but a careful
examination has convinced me that it is trimerous, as in the generality of the
genera, and it serves o show that the three inner sepals of this family are
sepaloid petals.
International Horticultural Exhibition, 1866 (LONDON), 1867
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Modern Plant Taxonomy, 1E
Myoporineae, Selagineae, Verbenaceae, Labiatae; Anomalous-Plantagineae.
Division III Monochlamydeae (Incompletae or Apetalae) Mostly unisexual, small
and green; perianth 1 -seriate, rarely absent or if 2-seriate, both series sepaloid.
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A Flora of the Marshes of California
Stamens 4, the connective of each produced into a broad, sepaloid structure
resembling a perianth segment and here called a sepaloid connective. Pistils 4.
POTAMOGETON Because of intergradation, possibly due to hybridization, ...
6
The Native Cacti of California
In other flowering plants there may be more than one chamber, but in the cacti
there is only one. SEPAL. One of the usually green outer parts (often with other
colors) of the perianth (sepals and petals) (in the cacti a sepaloid perianth part) ...
7
Sex Determination in Plants
Mutant flowers within the first In combination with apl, proliferation of Flowers
usually replaced by secondary Petal to sepal and stamen to carpel conversions
Sepaloid petals and carpelloid stamens, absence Sepaloid petals and carpelloid
...
8
Taxonomy of Angiosperms
Division III. Monochlamydeae Flowers usually with one whorl of perianth, usually
sepaloid. Series I. Curvembryae Terrestrial plants with bisexual flowers ; stamens
as many as perianth segments ; ovule solitary ; embryo curved. Amarantaceae.
V. Singh, Dr. V. Singh & Dr. D.K. Jain, 1981
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Mabberley's Plant-book: A Portable Dictionary of Plants, ...
Atherospermatoideae (fls bisexual or unisexual, P sepaloid or petaloid; fr. a
plumose nutlet; 2 tribes = Atherospermataceae): 1. Atherospermateae (leaf-hairs
centrifixed, inner staminodes elongating in fr.): Atherosperma, Laureliopsis (only)
2.
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Flora of the British Isles
Perianth in two whorls, the outer usually sepaloid. the inner petaloid. Stamens 3,
6 or numerous. Ovary apocarpous and superior or syncarpous and inferior.
Ovules 1-numerous, basal, parietal or scattered. Seeds without endosperm. 126.
A. R. Clapham, T. G. Tutin, D. M. Moore, 1990
