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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «ABSTRICTION»
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1
Biological Complexity and the Dynamics of Life Processes
Cellularization may then take place by abstriction form the mineral surface (Fig.
11.4). The incorporation of proteinoids into the membrane would allow the
transport of ions and solutes across this membrane. Before the abstriction from
the ...
2
The Yeasts: A Taxonomic Study
abaxial: the side away from the main axis of a structure; e.g., the abaxial surface
of a basidiospore is the side away from the long axis of a basidium (cp. adaxial)
abstriction: the combination of abjunction and constriction, i.e., cutting off of a ...
Cletus Kurtzman, J.W. Fell, Teun Boekhout, 2011
3
The Ferns (filicales) Treated Comparatively with a View to ...
But in many leaves of large size the meristele is strongly curved, and in these the
origin of the pinna-trace is not by abstriction from the margin, but from a point or
points on the abaxial or convex side of the curve. This has been described as ...
4
Concise Encyclopedia Biology
Budding: a type of vegetative Reproduction (see), in which a new cell is formed
by abstriction of an extrusion or outgrowth of the parent cell. B. occurs widely in
yeasts. Basidiospores and blastospores are also formed by B. In bipolarB., ...
5
The Ferns (Filicales): Volume 1, Analytical Examination of ...
But in many leaves of large size the meristele is strongly curved, and in these the
origin of the pinna-trace is not by abstriction from the margin, but from a point or
points on the abaxial or convex side of the curve. This has been described as ...
6
Biology Of Fertilization V1: Model Systems And Oogenesis
During fertile life, at each estrous cycle, a number of oocytes characteristic of the
species resume their meiotic process, resulting in the abstriction of the first polar
body a short time before ovulation. At ovulation, a secondary oocyte arrested at ...
7
Phytography as a Fine Art
They are a special kind of spores of uncertain nature, produced by abstriction
from conidiophores in fructifications which are called p y c n i d i a (see S. No.
170) ; they are very small, exhibiting a lower order of magnitude than any other
kind of ...
Jan Willem Moll, Johannes Cornelis Schoute, 1934
8
Insect Pathology V2: An Advanced Treatise
... by abstriction from the original hypodermal hyphae; by budding from
preexisting free cells; by separation of the cells comprising free-floating filaments,
themselves developed from free cells; and by abstriction from terminal or lateral
pegs on ...
9
The Ferns (Filicales): Volume 2, The Eusporangiatae and ...
The origin of the pinna-trace in the simpler types of Botrychium is by marginal
abstriction from the strands of the midrib. But in the more complicated leaves,
where those strands are large with strongly incurved adaxial hooks, the origin
may be ...
The origin of the pinna-trace in the simpler types of Botrychium is by marginal
abstriction from the strands of the midrib. But in the more complicated leaves,
where those strands are large with strongly incurved adaxial hooks, the origin
may be ...
