10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «VIVIPARISM»
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viviparism in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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A pentaglot dictionary of the terms employed in anatomy, ...
ViviPARisME,s.m., — viviparism- us, Ii„ — viviparism : syn. with Zootocie.
Vivisection, s.f., — vivisectio, f. L. : in Physiology, the practice of prosecuting
experiments by the dissection of/iv/n^animals. A practice less useful to science,
than revolting ...
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A pentaglot dictionary of the terms employed in anatomy, ...
... Dipterous Insects, bring forth their young alive, — see Ovipare : in Botany,— to
plants; whose seed, as that of Polygonum viviparum, germinates within the
pericarp. ViviPARisME,s.m., — viviparism- us, Ij., — viviparism : syn. with
Zootocie.
(57) From a genotype of normal plants I got one plant with decussated leaves (
Tavcau, 1931), and from that through inbreeding later some plants 50-80 cm high
with heritable proliferation of tassels and viviparism (Fig. 1). Fig. 1. — A plant with
...
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The Insect World: Being a Popular Account of the Orders of ...
... from which they steal the juice. The females do not lay eggs, but are viviparous.
Re'aumur, with his usual care, observed this remarkable instance of viviparism
proved in a fly, which seeks those parts of our houses where meat is kept ...
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Annual Plant Reviews, The Plant Hormone Ethylene
It is well known that during seed maturation, ABA accumulates mainly to prevent
viviparism and to establish primary dormancy. As a counter, GAs are required to
overcome the ABA-induced dormancy state. Seeds of GA-deficient mutants do ...
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Robertson's Words for a Modern Age: A Cross Reference of ...
... ovine, ovinia, Ovis ovo- (L., egg) Also see oo-, oophoro-, ova-, ovi-, and ovum.
Qualifying words: ovogenesis, ovoid, ovo- lysin, ovolytic, ovotherapy, ovovivipara,
ovo- viviparism, ovovMparity. ovoviviparous ovum-, ovu- (L., egg) For additional ...
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The Natural History Review
New Zealand, extraction of the native fauna, 147. Nordman on Stcller's Manatee,
15. North America, Bats of, 170. Opixthostoma, Occurrence of, in Labuan, 599.
Osteological Atlas of Huxley and Hiw- kins, 28. Ovo-viviparism in Tinea, 268.
viviparism : syn. with Zoo'rocrx. Vrvtsac'riox, a, t'.,—vivisectio,f. L. : in Physiology,
the practice of prosecuting experiments b the dissection ofh'uinganimals. A
practice s useful to science, than revolting to humanity. VOCAL, adj.,—vocalis, L.
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Frogs: living in two worlds
Describes the physical characteristics, habitat, behavior, and life cycle of frogs.
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The Highly Selective Dictionary for the Extraordinarily Literate
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