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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «MONOCHASIUM»
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A monochasium (Figure 9.35) is a cyme that develops along one axis only. (The
terminology for monochasial cymes can vary from author to author, the following
being just one.) fascicle glomerule FIGURE 9.37 simple umbel (indeterminate) A
...
2
Morphology of Flowers and Inflorescences
117 I) and, if there is just one, then it is a monochasium (Fig. 117 II). In the latter
case the consecutive branches are often aligned more or less in the direction of
the main axis, so that their respective terminal flowers are pushed to the side, ...
3
Orders and Families of Malayan Seed Plants
(c) Monochasium: a cyme with one of the two lateral axes developed. (1 ) simple
monochasium: a two-flowered unit consisting of a terminal and a lateral flower.
The terminal flower opens first. (2) compound monochasium: a repetition of
simple ...
4
The Beauty of Fractals: Six Different Views
monochasium dichasium spike raceme umbel panicle Figure 1.3. Some common
inflorescences segment to the right of the main “trunk”. Line 11 draws the final
vertical segment. Line 12 ends the else clause and Line 13 ends the function.
Denny Gulick, Jon Scott,
2010
5
The Fundamentals of Horticulture: Theory and Practice
Cymes can be divided into two main groups, these being monochasium and
dichasium. Figure 7.17 Diagram of cyme. Monochasium means the flower has
single branching pedicels and the dichasium has two branching pedicels. Figure
7.18 ...
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Flora of Tropical East Africa - Glossary (2003)
monochasium mucro monochasium 1. a cyme with one main axis; 2.
inflorescence with a terminal flower and one bracteole subtending a lateral flower
; for compound monochasium (where the lateral part branches further) see
cincinnus ...
Henk Beentje, Martin Chee,
2003
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Name that Flower: The Identification of Flowering Plants
The Identification of Flowering Plants Ian Clarke, Helen Lee. youngest flowers
terminal flower pedicel leaf Fig. 16 Cymose inflorescences: a compound
monochasium — in practice, the stem may not be so obviously zigzag (a simple ...
Ian Clarke, Helen Lee,
2003
8
Memoirs of the National Academy of Sciences
The one of these lateral inflorescences may continue this regular cymose
ramification at least at intervals, while the other, usually very soon, turns to a
monochasium; nearly all the flowers are in this species provided with one of the
two ...
Herman Theodor Holm, Armin Otto Leuschner, Charles Elwood Mendenhall,
1911
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The Absolute Value of the Acceleration of Gravity Determined ...
The one of these lateral inflorescences may continue this regular cymose
ramification at least at intervals, while the other, usually very soon, turns to a
monochasium; nearly all the flowers are in this species provided with one of the
two ...
Charles Elwood Mendenhall,
1911
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Phytography as a Fine Art
This repressed development may lead to abortion and thus to the formation of a
monochasium, a phenomenon which many dichasia display in their last formed
feeble branches. Thus dichasia may either show a screw- tendency or o ...
Jan Willem Moll, Johannes Cornelis Schoute,
1934