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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «HYPONASTICALLY»
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1
Plant Physiology 10: A Treatise: Growth and Development
Tentatively, one can defend two generalizations: (1) With incremental increases
of gravity force, the plants response is increased hyponastically at least up to 1 g.
(2) With some plants the epinastic response to hypogravity is not sustained and ...
2
Report of the ... Meeting of the British Association for the ...
The fact on which he bases this conclusion is this, that leaves which have
become curved, either epinastically or hyponastically, in consequence of having
been kept in darkness, return to the horizontal position when fully exposed to
light.
British Association for the Advancement of Science. Meeting,
1890
These are responsible for tangential growth. Soon after, the tepal primordia arch
hyponastically over the floral apex (Fig. 2B,C). The three inner tepal primordia
are. also formed in the remaining flank in a similar manner, hut inner and
alternate ...
The fact on which he bases this conclusion is this, that leaves which have
become curved, either epinastically or hyponastically, in consequence of having
been kept in darkness, return to the horizontal position when fully exposed to
light.
British Association for the Advancement of Science,
1890
5
Analysis of Growth: Behavior of Plants and Their Organs VA
After IAA in lanolin had been applied to their tips, such shoots curved
hyponastically on the clinostat; that is, they curved epinastically in the sense of
the reversed polarization. The authors pointed out that for the epinastic
component there is a ...
6
Proceedings of the Section of Sciences
The younger leafblades had grown hyponastically and consequently their
upstanding borders were curved inwards and their horizontal parts were more or
less lifted out of the water, showing the brilliant violet of the lower surface with the
...
Koninklijke Nederlandse Akademie van Wetenschappen. Afdeling Natuurkunde,
1942
7
Acta Forestalia Fennica:
... das ja ausschliesslich aus Leitungstracheiden besteht» The Norwegian Elia s
M 0 r k (1928) has likewise investigated the breadth of annual rings, the
percentage of summerwood and the length of tracheids in hyponastically formed
trees.
It appears to me to be quite impossible to explain the return to the horizontal,
when exposed to sufficiently intense light, of members which have become
curved either epinastically or hyponastically in consequence of having been kept
in ...
Isaac Bayley Balfour, Roland Thaxter, Vernon H. Blackman,
1890
(a) After decapitation of the stem the leaves hyponastically straighten up, but after
application of IAA to the decapitated stem they do not (right), (b) Variation
movements of primary leaves of Phaseolus coccineus attached by their joints, in
day ...
I found that, when placed in darkness for twenty-four hours, in the normal position
, the previously horizontal younger leaves of these plants rose up hyponastically,
becoming erect, and that the same effect followed in darkness when the plant ...