10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «STROBILAR»
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1
Botany For Degree Gymnosperm (M.E.)
Edward (1928) and Walton (1929) regarded the fertile receptacles as conelike or
strobilar in nature. Pant (1962) and some other workers have pointed out that
there is yet no concrete evidence to prove that the glossopteridian fructifications ...
P C Vashishta, A K Sinha, Anil Kumar, P.C.Vasishta
2
Introduction to Animal Parasitology
(e) Free posterior bladder (Fig. 34.9F) In protoscoleces of horse origin (but not
sheep) posterior bladders sometimes become separated, develop a laminated
membrane and form a miniature hydatid cyst. Sexual (strobilar) differentiation in
vitro ...
3
Geological Survey Professional Paper
10, 12) are much too intimately associated to allow for any intervening strobilar
appendages, had such been present. Had the sporangia been shed from a
strobilus, there is little likelihood that they would have fallen into such a compact
group; ...
4
Tectonic Studies in the Talladega and Carolina Slate Belts, ...
The longer and more compressed strobilar fragment originally believed to be a
Lepidodendron stem (Prouty, 1922, P1. 23, Fig. C; 1923, P1. 1, Fig. C) is not as
well preserved as the other specimen (Fig. 9). The distal and proximal parts of the
...
5
Chemical Zoology V2: Porifera, Coelenterata, And Platyhelminthes
Failure to obtain growth in a strobilar direction suggested that some wholly
unsuspected and unusual requirement was missing from the culture conditions
provided. It has been shown that the scolex of E. granulosus makes intimate
contact ...
6
Parasites and Behaviour
Conventional wisdom suggests that sensory information is transferred to the
brain, processed in some way, and then effects control over strobilar activity.
However, this may not always be the case, because if the brain and scolex of this
...
M. V. K. Sukhdeo, Leslie H. Chappell, 1994
7
In Vitro Cultivation of Parasitic Helminths
General Comment Determination of the factors which induced a protoscolex to
differentiate sexually, i.e., in a strobilar direction, has been one of the major
challenges in cestode in vitro culture. All early attempts using the more standard
culture ...
8
Outlines of an attempt to establish a knowledge of ...
Martin William. - 95. Strobilar (st'r0bilare)' with the fo-rm of a strobile— - margin
serrate, &c. &c. Madrepora Rmgitee, T. 28. f. 5. 6. Ellis.-—The aboveterms, from b.
to h. respect only the , radiating lamellee. The RECEPTACLE (Receptaculum) a.
9
Geophytology: A Journal of Palaeobotany and Allied Sciences
E 5 n BRACHY AND OSTEOSCLEREIDS _ (l) Foliar, cauline and strobilar
sclereids. _' i (a) Sclereids with irregular lumen and persistent T I nucleus . . . . . .
Taxus baccala p Sclcrcids with tannin in lumen; peg-like pro' V _ H cesses over
the ...
10
Advances in Parasitology
While the development of strobilar forms of the parasite was initially studied in
dogs, cats and foxes, representing the natural hosts (Crellin et al., 1981; Saad
and Magzoub, 1988), subsequent investigations were carried out using rodent ...
John R. Baker, Ralph Muller, David Rollinson, 2002
