ETIMOLOGÍA DE LA PALABRA PAROECIOUS
From Greek paroikos living nearby, from para-1 (beside) + oikos house; compare parish.
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «PAROECIOUS»
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1
The Moss Flora of Britain and Ireland
249, 4). paraphyses Uniseriate hairs mixed with antheridia and archegonia.
parenchymatous More-or-less hexagonal cells with uniformly thin walls.
paroecious A term used by some authorities for paroicous but considered
inappropriate for ...
2
The Liverworts of Britain and Ireland
C. elachista 1 2 Dioecious, cells at base of leaf lobes of sterile stems 16-24 ^m
wide, cuticle smooth, gemmae coarsely papillose 10. C. dentata Cells 10-16 ^rn
or if more then papillose and plants paroecious, gemmae smooth 13 13
Dioecious, ...
Anthony John Edwin Smith, 1990
3
British Mosses and Liverworts: An Introductory Work
Dum.) is of small size (stems up to 1 cm, leaves to 1 mm) and has broadly ovate-
oval leaves. It is paroecious and the narrowly pointed (fusiform) perianths are
characteristic. It occurs chiefly on siliceous rocks by streams. /. sphaerocarpa
Hook.
4
Seaweeds of the Southeastern United States: Cape Hatteras to ...
Monoecious (paroecious). Antheridial bracts are lobed and saccate, usually in
two or three pairs, beneath the perianth. Perianths are terminal on long shoots or
on short branches. The perianths are trigonous, with the mouth partly open and ...
Craig W. Schneider, Richard B. Searles, 1991
Diagnostic characters 1. Paroecious. 2. Leaf cells thin walled. 3. Stem in cross
section with cortical cells distinctly differentiated from the medullary cells. 4.
Perianth trumpet shaped. Habitat On trunks or leaves of evergreen trees in dense
forest.
6
The Hepaticae and Anthocerotae of North America East of the ...
C. rubella, as broadly construed, includes essentially heteroecious (paroecious-
autoecious) plants with leaf cells 7-14 (mostly 11-13) n wide and spores 6-10 n in
diam. The distinctive leaf lobes are usually lanceolate and only 3-5 cells wide ...
Rudolf Mathias Schuster, 1980
Regional taxa, exc. for L. decolorans, are clearly paroecious. [1-Iodgson 1946, p.
69, described a L. innominata Hodgs., stated to be paroecious; she claimed L.
pumicicola was dioecious but the type is paroecious (Schuster 1969, p. 478) and
...
Rudolf Mathias Schuster, 2002
8
Bryophytorum bibliotheca
S. paroicum differs from these two species chiefly in the larger leaf-cells (at least
36-42 11. wide by 45-54 ll long), and in the paroecious inflorescences. When
fertile the larger spores (21-23 it) and thiclter elaters (12 41.), and the broader
cells ...
Rudolf Mathias Schuster, 1977
9
The Terrestrial Cryptogams of Northern Ellesmere Island
In the Arctic, S. polaris and S. atrovirens are sometimes equally difficult to
distinguish, if the inflorescences (paroecious and dioecious, respectively) cannot
be ascertained. The highly modified arctic phases of these two species often are
...
Rudolf Mathias Schuster, 1959
In the Arctic, S. polaris and S. atrovirens are sometimes equally difficult to
distinguish, if the inflorescences (paroecious and dioecious, respectively) cannot
be ascertained. The highly modified arctic phases of these two species often are
...
