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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «AUTOPHYTICALLY»
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1
A Dictionary of Entomology
... fibre rather than Leucocytes (Henneguy). Cf. Phagocytosis: AUTOPHYTE Noun
. (Greek, autos I self + phyte I plant. PL, Autophytes.) A plant that synthesizes its
food. Cf. Heterophyte; Parasite; Saprophyte. Adj. Autophytic. Adv. Autophytically.
The development displayed by xeno-parasites was in all instances less than that
of similar shoots autophytically nourished. The atrophy of the shoot
characteristics of parasites was thus displayed as an immediate response to
dependent ...
3
Annual Report of the Director of the Laboratory for Plant ...
The development displayed by xeno-parasites was in all instances less than that
of similar shoots autophytically nourished. The atrophy of the shoot
characteristics of parasites was thus displayed as an immediate response to
dependent ...
Carnegie Institution, Washington, D.C. Laboratory for Plant Physiology,
1907
The development displayed by xeno-parasites was in all instances less than that
of similar shoots autophytically nourished. The atrophy of the shoot
characteristics of parasites was thus displayed as an immediate response to
dependent ...
5
Natural history of the Danish lichens: original ...
They are, presumably, parasitic on the lichen as they are hardly able to live
autophytically on the stone-substratum, on which the lichen is living. Any damage
caused by the presence of the fungus cannot, however, be seen immidiately on
the ...
Olaf Galløe, M. Skyttle-Christiansen,
1929
6
Experiment Station Record
The development displayed by the xeno-parasites was in all instances less than
that of similar shoots autophytically nourished. Successful xeno-parasitism was
found to be de pendent upon the superior osmotic activity of the parasitic member
...
United States. Office of Experiment Stations,
1911
7
Year Book - Carnegie Institution of Washington
The development displayed by xeno-parasites was in all instances less than that
of similar shoots autophytically nourished. The atrophy of the shoot
characteristics of parasites was thus displayed as an immediate response to
dependent ...
Carnegie Institution of Washington,
1911
8
Carnegie Institution of Washington Publication
The development displayed by xeno-parasites was, in all instances, less than
that of similar shoots autophytically nourished. The atrophy of the shoot
characteristics of parasites was thus displayed as an immediate response to
dependent ...
9
The Condition of Parasitism in Plants
The development displayed by xeno-parasites was, in all instances, less than
that of similar shoots autophytically nourished. The atrophy of the shaot
characteristics of parasites was thus displayed as an immediate response to
dependent ...
Daniel Trembly MacDougal, William Austin Cannon,
1910
The development displayed by the xeno-parasltes was in all Instances less than
that of similar shoots autophytically nourished. Successful xeno-parasitism was
found to be dependent upon the superior osmotic activity of the parasitic member
...