10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «XEROCHASY»
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xerochasy in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
xerochasy and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Morphology of Flowers and Inflorescences
The tensions which result from this give rise to the dehiscence of the fruit wall in a
characteristic way (xerochasy). In quite a number of plants this is so sudden and
violent that.the seeds are flung out for some distance, as for example up to 90 ...
(ii) Xerochasy : The hygroscopic movement performed due to loss of water is
called xerochasy e.g. movement performed during dehiscence of follicles, pods
and some capsules etc. 1. The plants respond to stimuli like light, temperature, ...
3
Dispersal Biology of Desert Plants
The movement will be bending or torsion. Another way in which the mechanism
functions is by the spreading or folding of plant organs or their parts upon wetting,
thus exposing or hiding the diaspores. Xerochasy is spreading when dried and ...
Karen van Rheede van Oudtshoorn, Margaretha W. van Rooyen, 1999
4
Mitteilungen aus dem Institut für Allgemeine Botanik Hamburg
The dry and light capsules tumble over the soil and may shed their seeds one by
one, since in this condition the capsule is more or less open (xerochasy); moist
capsules are heavier and remain closed. The dispersal is delayed (bradyspory),
...
Institut für Allgemeine Botanik Hamburg, 1995
The opening of the valve was a simple mechanical process of xerochasy induced
by the drying out of the fruit and especially the seed- chamber. Judging by the
analogical processes which could be observed in many contemporaneous plants
...
6
e-Study Guide for: Botany: An Introduction to Plant Biology ...
Xerochasy d. Xylem 2. ______, isthe direct human manipulation of an organism's
genome using modern DNA technology. It involves the introduction of foreign
DNAorsynthetic genes into the organism of interest. The introduction of new DNA
...
Cram101 Textbook Reviews, 2012
7
Botany for Degree Students
... Xerochasy (b) Hydrochasy (c) Mutation (d) Circumnutation. (xiii) Perichaetium
is observed in (a) Archegoniophore (b) Antheridiophore (c) Sporogonium (d)
Thallus. (xiv) In Marchantia the chloroplast is (a) Cup shaped (b) Disc-shaped (c)
...
B. R. Vashishta, Adarsh Kumar, 2001
8
Annual Plant Reviews, The Plant Hormone Ethylene
When opening of the valves occurs after drying, the process is known as
xerochasy, while opening after a wet period is known as hygrochasy (Parolin,
2006; Pufal & Garnock-Jones, 2008). One of the first reports implicating ethylene
as a ...
9
Cmplt Biology For Medical Ent Exams
... curved and biflagellate (b) long, curved and biflagellate (c) long, straight and
biflagellate (d) short, straight and biflagellate 108. Elaters of Marchantia exhibit (a
) xerochasy (b) circumnutation (c) hydrochasy (d) nutation •"109. Which one of
the ...
10
Modern Plant Physiology
... 55 Water stress, 554 Went experiment, 463 Whip tail disease, 110 White bud
disease, 109 Wilting coefficient, 66 Wobble pairing, 375 Wound callus, 437
Xanthophyll, 181 Xerochasy, 547 Yang cycle, 489 Z-DNA, 362 Zeatin, 481
Zeaxanthin, ...
