10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SUCCUBOUS»
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1
An introduction to Bryophyta: diversity, development and ...
SUCCUBOUS. INCUBOUS. Fig. 5.5. Diagrammatic representation of leal'
insertion and orientation in Jungermanniales. A prototype (transverse) from
which can be derived: simple succubous, transverse succubous, complicate
succubous ...
2
Introduction to Cryptogamic Botany
This tribe contains the large mass of the succubous leaved J ungermanniw, and
a great many of the finer species, approaching in size some of the smaller Ferns,
and resembling them in their filmy aspect. -They are found in all countries ; but ...
Miles Joseph Berkeley, 1857
3
U.S. Geological Survey professional paper
In other specimens the relationship is reversed, simulating the incubous
condition. These arrangements are usually consistent within a given specimen
and there is an approximately equal distribution of "succubous" and "incubous"
specimens ...
Geological Survey (U.S.), 1967
4
British Mosses and Liverworts: An Introductory Work
These two types of overlapping of the leaves have necessitated the use of two
special terms, 'succubous' and 'incubous', the meanings of which are illustrated in
the figure. It will be seen that in the succubous arrangement the observer who ...
5
Handbook of Liverworts and Hornworts of the Iberian ...
Leaves obliquely to longitudinally inserted, succubous, alternate, spreading,
slightly longer than wide, bilobed; margin entire, dorsal margin slightly decurrent;
cells thin-walled, with small trigones. Underleaves narrower than stem, bilobed to
...
6
Seaweeds of the Southeastern United States: Cape Hatteras to ...
Leafy types: Copiously hairy or ciliate Leaves succubous, unlobed, with four or
more marginal teeth Leaves succubous, unlobed, entire, with rounded apex
Leaves incubous, complicate-bilobed with no underleaves Leaves succubous, ...
Craig W. Schneider, Richard B. Searles, 1991
7
The Liverworts of Britain and Ireland
4 a, b, Chiloscyphuspolyanthos, dorsal and ventral sides, leaves succubous ( x 1
6). 5, Conduplicate leaf of Radula complanata, dorsal side, ( x 46). 6,
Conduplicate leaf of Scapania umbrosa, dorsal side ( x 76). lamina Blade of leaf.
lanceolate ...
Anthony John Edwin Smith, 1990
8
Memoirs of the New York Botanical Garden
... sometimes with a stoloniform base. Stems without hyalo- dermis. Branches
ventral- or lateral-intercalary and terminal, Frullania-type. Leaves transverse or
succubous, alternate, bifid or entire, insertion line extending to dorsal midline or
not.
9
The Hepaticae and Anthocerotae of North America East of the ...
... partly subdivided; cells toward valve bases with thickenings, never hyaline and
fleshy. Plants quite anisophyllous, with underleaves small, vestigial, or lacking 2.
2. Leaves clearly transverse or succubous in both insertion and orientation. 3.
Rudolf Mathias Schuster, 1980
10
Cycad Classification: Concepts and Recommendations
See also incubous. succubous. imparipinnate. Of a leaf or leaflet where the
rachis or rachilla terminates in a solitary pinna or pinnule. Cf paripinnate. incertae
sedis. Of uncertain placement in a classification system. incubous. Arrangement
in ...
Terrence Walters, Roy Osborne, 2004
