10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TRIMORPHOUS»
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trimorphous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Revue roumaine d'embryologie et de cytologie: Série ...
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Overall constitutional type Mean of ridées Dimorphous (A+W) prep. A
Dimorphous (A+L) prep. L Dimorphous (L+W) prep. L Dimorphous (L + W) prep.
L Trimorphous ...
In the archegoniates (comprising bryophytes, pteridophytes and gymnosperms),
pollen-grains are trimorphous and in the angiosperms polymorphous. The above
morphological situation provided a logical base for classifying the plant ...
Subhash Chandra Datta, 1988
3
Trends in Plant Research: Prof. Y.S. Murty Commemoration Volume
The aperture forms of the group consist of the trimorphous ones, and also new
forms such as the 3-colpate and its derivatives. The trimorphous forms alone
occur in the magnolian dicots (subclass Magnoliideae of Cro- nquist, 1968), and
...
Yerramilli Sreerama Murty, Vishwambhar Puri, C. M. Govil, 1985
Trimorphous with rutile and brookite. An uncommon secondary mineral found in
veins and cavities in schists and gneisses; formed from t tanium derived through
leaching of country rock by hydrothermal solution. Gila County: Reported in the ...
John Williams Anthony, 1995
5
Sex and Character: An Investigation of Fundamental Principles
But although only dimorphous and trimorphous heterostyly has found its way into
the compendia, it still does not exhaust all the variations. Darwin suggests that "if
smaller differences are taken into account, five distinct positions of the male ...
Otto Weininger, Laura Marcus, Daniel Steuer, 2005
6
Rheedea: Official Journal of Indian Association for ...
But for the above evolutionary change, the trimorphous condition initiated in the
Bryophytes continued to remain at the Pteridcphyte level also (Nair, 1970). A
major change in spore evolution occurred at the level of the Gymnosperms (Nair,
...
7
Glimpses in Plant Research
phyta, trimorphous in Archegoniatae, and polymorphous (including trimorphous)
in the Anthophyta. Considering the phylogenetic system of Cronquist (1968) the
trimorphous condition is confined to the penological sub-class Magnoliidae and ...
Parameswaran Krishnan Kutty Nair, Rajendra Kumar Grover, Thomas Meprethu Varghese, 1980
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Glimpses in Plant Research: Modern trends in plant taxonomy, ...
phyta, trimorphous in Archegoniatae, and polymorphous (including trimor- phous
) in the Anthophyta. Considering the phylogenetic system of Cronquist (1968) the
trimorphous condition is confined to the palynological sub-class Magnoliidae ...
Parameswaran Krishnan Kutty Nair, Rajendra Kumar Grover, Thomas Meprethu Varghese, 1980
9
Progress in Plant Research: Silver Jubilee Publication, ...
It is significant to point out that the pollen grains of the orders Magnoliales,
Piperales, Aristolochiales and Nymphaeales (except Nelumbonaceae) together
of Magnoliidae (except for Nelumbonaceae) are trimorphous being
trichotomocolpate, ...
T. N. Khoshoo, Parameswaran Krishnan Kutty Nair, 1979
10
Fourth International Palynological Conference: proceedings
The monocots by their plant body organisation and by the trimorphous pollen
morphology, do present a sembalance of earliness, particularly in comparison to
the Magnolian dicots (also with trimorphous pollen morphology) which, in
general ...
Birbal Sahni Institute of Palaeobotany, 1978
