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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «CORALLOID»
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coralloid nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
coralloid e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
1
Symbiotic Fungi: Principles and Practice
These are known as coralloid roots. The coralloid roots become infected with
bacteria and blue–green algae like Anabaena and Nostoc. The endophyte is
found in a single layer in the intercellular spaces between the outer cortex and
inner ...
Ajit Varma, Amit C. Kharkwal,
2009
2
Handbook of Cyanobacteria
from apex to the base of the coralloid roots (Grilli-Caiola, 1980). The cyanobiont
of Z. skinneri does not show any sub-cellular modifications in the coralloid roots
and healthy vegetative cells of the symbiont show thylakoids with phycobilisomes
, ...
3
Biotechnology of Biofertilizers
Anabaena showed a seasonal difference in nitrogen storage when growing in
Cycas revoluta coralloid roots. In winter Anabaena had numerous cyanophycin
granules while in summer there were few granules and many degenerate algal ...
Sadasivam Kannaiyan,
2002
4
An Attempt Towards a Natural History of the Fossils of England
b.m. A Body, nearly resembling the coralloid Mushroom of the Red-Sea; irnmers'
d, together with numerous small Sea-shells, in a grey Stone. Found in a Quarry
near Charterhoufe, Mendip, Somer- fetslnre. b. i i2. A coralloid Body, excepting ...
5
Associative and Endophytic Nitrogen-fixing Bacteria and ...
However, using STRR-PCR DNA fingerprinting, it was recently demonstrated that
different cyanobacterial strains might co-exist even within an individual coralloid
root (Zheng et al., 2002). However, as other studies have indicated the opposite ...
Claudine Elmerich, William Edward Newton,
2007
6
Gymnosperm (naked seeds plant) : structure and development
Production of the papillose sheath ceases, as the mature coralloid is eventually
covered from base to tip by the mantle, an opaque peridermal layer. Coralloids
resume geotropism, and are covered with numerous whorls of lenticels.
Transection of the coralloid root of Cycas (Fig. 6.4D, E) shows anatomical
features similar to the primary root except for a well defined zone in the cortex of
thin-walled parenchyma with abundant intercellular spaces occupied by blue-
green ...
S. P. Bhatnagar, Alok Moitra,
1996
8
Cyanobacteria in Symbiosis
specialised type of lateral root usually termed 'coralloid roots' and in which
symbiotic filamentous cyanobacteria may be found (Norstog and Nicholls, 1997).
The present review focuses on recent advances in the understanding of
symbiotic ...
A.N. Rai, B. Bergman, Ulla Rasmussen,
2002
9
Symbiosis: Mechanisms and Model Systems
There are about 150 cycad species, and at least half have been shown to
produce coralloid roots with the associated blue-greens, generally Nostoc but
sometimes Anabaena, Calothrix or perhaps some other nitrogen fixing
cyanobacterium.
10
An Attempt Towards a Natural History of the Fossils of ...
A Body. nearly resembling the coralloid Mushroom ofthe Red-Sea; immers'd,
together with numerous small Sea-shells, in a Stone. Found in aQiarry near
Cbarterbouse, Mendip, Samarf't in. i. l la. A coralloid Body, exccpting the Colour
which is ...
John Woodward, Thiollière,
1728
9 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «CORALLOID»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
coralloid nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
It's Just Really, Really Old
The bones were discovered in cave in southern Italy in 1993, embedded into calcite concretions and covered with coralloid formations. Still ... «GenomeWeb, apr 15»
Pilz vereint Disziplinen
... über Oberfläche und Volumen des Pilzfruchtkörpers, die erstmals Berechnungen der Sporenproduktion coralloid verzweigter Pilzfruchtkörper ... «iPoint - Online-Zeitung der Universität Innsbruck, feb 15»
Prehistoric rock art in Indonesia dated to 40000 years ago
In cases where coralloid formed on top of paintings, uranium dates provide a minimum age for the underlying rock art. In some cases, however, ... «World Socialist Web Site, nov 14»
Q&A: What a Cave Art Discovery Could Mean for Indonesia
They asked me to come over in 2012 and these turned out to be coralloid speleothems (“cave popcorn”), which are ideal for uranium-series ... «Wall Street Journal, ott 14»
These cave paintings discovered in Indonesia are as old as any art …
... deposits called coralloid speleothems (nicknamed "cave popcorn.") They can be dated using a newer method called uranium-thorium dating. «Vox, ott 14»
Lukisan Gua 40.000 Tahun Ditemukan, Indonesia Setara Eropa?
Namun uranium dating dari 'gua popcorn' -- benjolan berkerak yang sejatinya adalah deposit kalsit yang dikenal juga dengan coralloid ... «Liputan6.com, ott 14»
Hull's Holy Trinity Church: Help secure long-term future of 'amazing …
The church font is coralloid marble and dates from about 1380. Williams Wilberforce, an MP for Hull who pioneered the abolition of the slave ... «Hull Daily Mail, gen 14»
The Surprising Lives of Cycads
They make special "coralloid roots" that grow upward in a very un-root-like fashion. In return for feeding, housing, and hoisting their ... «Scientific American, nov 11»
In their 300 million years on Earth, cycads have learned survival tricks
The bacteria colonize special coralloid roots that grow to the soil surface. The nitrogen they provide helps their hosts persist in nutrient-poor ... «San Francisco Chronicle, nov 07»