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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «SYNGENESIOUS»
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1
The vegetable kingdom; or, The structure, classification, ...
Anthers syngenesious. Stigma »t*r- "1 267 Lobeli ces. rounded by hairs. Corolla
vaivate, irregular / ' A Ovary 2- or more celled. Anthers syngenesious or free.
Stigma \ nno Goodkniacrs. indutiate. Corolla induplicate J Ovary 2- or more
celled.
IN Mimosa pudica the placentation is (a) Basal (b) Marginal (c) Parietal (d) Axile
10. Marginla placentation is found in (a) Solanaceae (b) Cruciferae (c) Fabaceae/
Leguminosae (d) Asteraceae/Compositae 11. Syngenesious condition is found ...
3
Competition Science Vision
Androecium— Stamens five, syngenesious, epipeta- lous, dithecous and introrse.
Gynoecium— Bicarpellary, syncarpous, ovary inferior, style simple, long and
stigma bifid. The placentation is basal. Fruit— Cypsela Seed — Non-
endospermic.
4
Familiar lectures on botany: explaining the structure, ...
The plant has no pericarp or seed-vessel ; the seeds (achenia) grow upon the
rachis (<r), they are single, naked, or destitute of tho downv plume called egret
which is seen upou the dandelion and many other of the syngenesious plants.
Mrs. Lincoln Phelps, 1854
5
First Book of Indian Botany
On this account they are termed syngenesious. Fig. 22. Tubular floret of
Composite laid open, showing the syngenesious anthers. The coherent anthers
form a tubular sheath closely surrounding the style. The pistil we may infer to be
syn- ...
6
The New Annual Register, Or, General Repository of History, ...
The seeds of syngenesious plants are furnished with a feathery crown or aigrette,
and look like small shuttle-cocks. The separate threads that compose this aigrette
distending as they dry, serve as levers to lilt the seed from the involucre that ...
7
The Massachusetts Agricultural Repository and Journal
The seeds of syngenesious plants are furnished with a feathery crown, or aigrette
, and look like small shuttlecocks. The separate threads that compose this
aigrette, distending as they dry, serve as levers to lift the seed from the involucre
that ...
8
The Journal of science and the arts
and the larch are furnished with a wing of great fineness. The peduncle of the
capsule of the lime-tree adheres to a kind of broad bracte which plays the part of
wings. The seeds of syngenesious plants are furnished with a feathery crown or ...
9
A Text Book Of Practical Botany 2
Dr. Ashok Bendre & Dr. Ashok Kumar. DIADELPHOUS POLYADELPHOUS
SYNGENESIOUS Fig. 32. Cohesion of stamens. SEMI-INFERIOR Fig. 3y.
Position of ovary on thalamus. LATERAL GYNOBASIC. 36 ] Meaning of
Alternative Terms 1.
Dr. Ashok Bendre & Dr. Ashok Kumar, 2009
10
Outlines of Botany: Including a General History of the ...
and Campanulida, the one l>eing synantberous or syngenesious, and the other
corisantherous Campanulacetc. (4208.) In the Lobelidir, or syngenesious
Campanulacea:, the corolla is irregular, sometimes S-petaled, the anthers
coherent, and ...
Gilbert Thomas Burnett, 1835
