10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SYNCARPOUS»
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Morphology of Flowers and Inflorescences
As already mentioned, the distinguishing character between the syncarpous (
coenocarpous) and the apocarpous (choricarpous) gynoecium is given by the
lateral fusion of the carpels. The individual carpels may be combined equally well
by ...
But already in the most primitive families a tendency is observed towards a
greater or lesser union of carpels, which leads to the formation of the syncarpous
(coenocarpous) gynoecium. As a result, forms with more or less syncarpous
gynoecia ...
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Anatomy of Flowering Plants: An Introduction to Structure ...
Many syncarpous eudicots possess ''solid'' styles, in which there is a central
specialized secretory tissue, the transmitting tissue, that links the stigma with the
centre of the ovary, and serves (Fig. 5.7). The transmitting tissue is derived from ...
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Diversity and Evolutionary Biology of Tropical Flowers
Syncarpous gynoecia A syncarpous gynoecium is, accordingly, more
complicated than a single carpel (or a unicarpellate gynoecium) (Figs 2.13.2,
2.20), although the characteristics of the structural units, the carpels, are similar.
On the other ...
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Comprehensive MCQs in Biology
When they are fused then the gynoecium is called syncarpous gynoecium and
when it is free, the gynoecium is called apocarpous gynoecium. Ovary may have
one chamber (locule) or more than one chambers. Placentation It is a cushion
like ...
Hemant Roy Sri, Shri Hemant Roy
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Flora of the British Isles
Ovary syncarpous (rarely apocarpous) 1-several-celled, often 2-celled and
divided by a false septum; placentation parietal. Fruit dry. Seeds either with little
or no endosperm and a large embryo or with abundant endosperm and a minute
...
A. R. Clapham, T. G. Tutin, D. M. Moore, 1990
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Evolution of Plant-Pollinator Relationships
2008 syncarpous inferior (usually) present Smets 1986 animal C Hu et al. 2008
syncarpous inferior absent Bernardello 2007 animal W Hu et al. 2008
apocarpous to syncarpous superior absent Bernardello 2007 wind C D Hy Hu et
al.
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Unity in variety, as deduced from the vegetable kingdom: ...
... starting with the hesperidium, the nuculanium is related to the hesperidium by
being a succulent syncarpous indehiscent fruit, the result of a superior pistil ; the
pepo is allied to the nuculanium by being a succulent syncarpous indehiscent ...
Christopher Dresser, 1860
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Flowers on the Tree of Life
In flowers, syncarpous gynoecia are in general the most complex morphological
structures. To describe syncarpous gynoecia there are two different classical
approaches, that by Troll (1928) and that by Leinfellner (1950). Troll's approach
has ...
Livia Wanntorp, Louis P. Ronse De Craene, 2011
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Lessons in Elementary Botany: The Part on Systematic Botany ...
The consequence would have been that we should have had a syncarpous pistil
with a 5»celled ovary. And syncarpous pistils with 5 cells, or more than 5 cells (as
Orange), or fewer than 5 (as Tulip), occur on every hand, and are nearly ...
Daniel Oliver, John Stevens Henslow, 1869
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A Questionable Shape by Bennett Sims review – Zombies in Louisiana
Sims displays a positively Will Self-ish love of words (the illuminated head of the man on a "Walk" sign is "syncarpous and starlit, a perfect oval of refulgent ... «The Guardian, Jul 14»
