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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «PHYTONIC»
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1
Handbook of Plant Science
'Phytonic' or 'growth unit' models see each leaf unit continuing into the stem
occupying part of its circumference in the 'phytonic' model sensu stricto or the full
circumference of the stem in the 'metameric' model. The 'phytonic' model sensu ...
2
Essays on Form in Plants
(a) Morphological Theories Under this heading should be included Goethe's
theory of metamorphosis, Sach's theory of the fundamental categories of parts,
phytonic and axial theories of shoot construction, and the telome theory of ...
Claude Wilson Wardlaw, 1968
3
Primitive Land Plants: Also Known as the Archegoniatae
Wolff's system was closely related to the view more elaborately stated later by
Gaudichaud.2 But the greatest exponent of phytonic theory of more recent years
has been Celakovsky.' On a basis of demarcation of stem-segments ...
Frederick Orpen Bower, 1935
4
Fifth International Botanical Congress
MORPHOLOGY AND ANATOMY Discussion on phytonic theories Prof. J. C.
Schoute (Groningen) : Phytonism. The old conception of phytonism had met with
the serious disapproval of most morphologists. In the last half century, however, ...
A. C. Seward, International Botanical Congress, 1930
5
Principia Botanica: Or, Beginnings of Botany (with Sketches ...
The question here arises whether, considering the importance of the buttress as
link between leaf and shoot, "phytonic" or "leaf-skin" theories may not be correct
after all. My answer to this question is direct, thus: These theories are correct to ...
6
Axioms and Principles of Plant Construction
... a certain deviation of morphogenetic formation for fundamentally homologous
or analogous parts. 6.4. Conclusion After this brief review of the principal
phytonic doctrines, we see that the term "phyton" covers quite heterogenous
cases.
7
Barley: Genetics, Biochemistry, Molecular Biology and ...
A, stem and leaf model (the two organs belong to separate units); B, fertile leaf
model (each leaf is associated with the bud in its axil); C, leaf skin model (only
the external part of the stem is associated with a leaf unit); D, phytonic model (
sensu ...
8
The Evolution of the Land Plants (Embryophyta)
composed of concrescent leaf bases, "affording a striking illustration of the
phytonic theory." It may be that just as the line between root and shoot is very
vague in the Psilotales, the subterranean shoots functioning as roots, so the "
leaves" in ...
Douglas Houghton Campbell, 1940
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English Language Word Builder
... ORGASMIC PHYTONIC PURISTIC SHAMANIC SULTANIC THEISTIC
VANDALIC ANABOLIC ANURETIC ARENITIC AZOTEMIC BIOTYPIC DIABOLIC
DIORAMIC DYSPNOIC ENTHETIC EPIGENIC ERGASTIC EUSTATIC FERRITIC
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Pharmaceutical Accumulation in the Environment: Prevention, ...
Phytonic Corporation Business Plans. Bioponic International. Goldstein, W.E.,
and Schreuder, W.A. 2011. Mathematical Model of Mold Propagation and
Product Formation in Building Materials, Inherent Transport Phenomena and
Applications.
Walter E. Goldstein, 2014
