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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «ORGANOGRAPHIC»
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The organographic systematist realises that in the present state of our knowledge
the study of the incidence of selected characters gives more satisfactory results
as regards the composition of the higher phyla than repeated aggregation can ...
2
Biosystematic Monograph of the Genus Cucumis ...
67(6): 994-1004. Inamdar, J.A., and M. Gangadhara. 1975. Structure, ontogeny,
classification and organographic distribution of trichomes in some Cucurbitaceae
. Feddes Repert. 86: 307-320. Inamdar, J.A., M. Gangadhara, and K.N. Shenoy.
Joseph H. Kirkbride, 1993
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The Ferns (filicales) Treated Comparatively with a View to ...
CHAPTER XVII ORGANOGRAPHIC COMPARISON OF THE FILICALES WITH
OTHER PLANTS In the foregoing Chapters an analysis has been made of the
several outstanding features, somatic and propagative, which may be used as a ...
4
The Organic Citizen: Reimagining Democratic Participation ...
... the former might be called organographic ecology, while the latter might be
called ecological anatomy‖ (73-74). Here, Cowles scientifically defines ―
organographic ecology‖ as the composition of the whole plant, and ―ecological
63.
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The Ferns (Filicales): Volume 1, Analytical Examination of ...
CHAPTER XVII ORGANOGRAPHIC COMPARISON OF THE FILICALES WITH
OTHER PLANTS In the foregoing Chapters an analysis has been made of the
several outstanding features, somatic and propagative, which may be used as a ...
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Leaf Development and Canopy Growth
1.1 Introduction This chapter explores the functional divergence that has
ultimately resulted in the leaf-stem organographic distinction. This divergence
characterizes much of the evolutionary history of the tracheophytes and currently
stands as ...
Bruce Marshall, Jeremy A. Roberts, 2000
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Landmarks of botanical history: a study of certain epochs in ...
They are larger and also located a little differently from the others, but that is all;
and there is the best of evidence that a thorough training in modern
organographic refinements is requisite to the determination of the enlarged basal
leaflets of ...
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Cellular Differentiation in Plants: And Other Essays
Nevertheless, however well reasoned the organographic argument may be, there
is scope for critical re-examination. In other, major biological processes, e.g. the
production and distribution of pollen, the shedding of billions of seed, the ...
Claude Wilson Wardlaw, 1970
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The Evolution of Plant Physiology
The horsetails (Equistem), which are thought to comprise a monophyletic group
with the ferns (Pryer et al., 2001), exhibit similar organographic arrangements,
with the first root subtending the first leaf and all postembryonic roots arising at
the ...
Alan R. Hemsley, Imogen Poole, 2004
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Plant Biomechanics: An Engineering Approach to Plant Form ...
The apparent trend toward increasing geometric complexity of xylem is more
likely a result of organographic evolution. That is, as the evolution of leaves
progressed and shoot morphology became more complex, increasingly greater
demands ...
