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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «POLYSTICHOUS»
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1
Maize: Origin, Domestication, and its Role in the ...
These authors report that they found a polystichous trait (multiple rows of
spikelets) in some individuals of this species of teosinte. In the 80—90 Z.
nicaraguensis male and female inflorescences that they examined, all of them
exhibited a ...
2
Corn: Origin, History, Technology, and Production
If humans found a polystichous ear with distichous laterals farther down the
shank, most of these changes occurred before domestication. If domestication
starts with polystichous (eight rows) and soft glumes, the ancestor is the closest
relative ...
C. Wayne Smith, Javier Betrán, Edward C. A. Runge,
2004
3
Flowering Plants. Monocotyledons: Alismatanae and ...
Leaves densely rosulate; inflorescence bipinnate; scape well developed; flowers
polystichous or distichous and deflexed-secund, subsessile or pedicellate,
perfect; sepals subfree or connate; petals tightly conglutinated, bearing 2 scales
on ...
Klaus Kubitzki, H. Huber,
1998
Fritsch (1945) has named them haplostichous and polystichous, respectively.
Haplostichous Ectocarpales (Hecatonema sargassicola) form cushion-like
pseudoparenchymatous growth. The pseudoparenchymatous thallus
organization of ...
5
Comptes Rendus (Doklady) de L'Académie Des Sciences de L'URSS.
Volume XXIII, No 2 HISTOLOGY TRANSFORMATIONS OF POLYSTICHOUS
EPITHELIUM OF THE TRACHEA IN REP AR ATI VE REGENERATION By N. I.
GOLSTEIN (Communicated by I. I. Schmalhausen, Member of the Academy, 4. III.
Akademii͡a nauk SSSR,
1939
6
Comptes Rendus (Doklady) de L'Académie Des Sciences de L'URSS.
Comptes Rendus (Doklady) do l'Académie des Sciences do l'URSS ' 1989.
Volume XXIII, M 2 - H ISTOLOG Y TRANSFORMATIONS OF POLYSTICHOUS
EPITHELIUM OF THE TRACIIEA IN REPARATIVE REGENERATION By N. I.
GOLSTEIN ...
7
Comptes rendus de l'Académie des sciences de l'URSS
This group of tissues is characterized in the vertebrates chiefly: 1) by its ability to
produce polystichous structures and 2) by a more or less marked vertical ani-
somorphy in the condition of the differentiated tegumental layers. It has already ...
Академия наук СССР.,
1939
8
Progress in Phycological Research
Polystichous construction is the result of longitudinal septation in primary
filaments (Fritsch 1945). The apparent anomaly in proposing an evolutionary link
between the Fucales and both the Chordariales and the Dictyosiphonales,
designated ...
Frank Eric Round, David J. Chapman,
1984
9
Bromeliaceae: Profile of an Adaptive Radiation
Inflorescences are usually compounded to form a panicle (e.g., T. marnier-
lapostollei), a raceme (e.g., T. ixioides), a spike-raceme of distichous (e.g., T.
clavigera) or polystichous spikes (e.g., T. spiraliflora), a digitate inflorescence (
e.g., ...
10
Flora of North America: Volume 23: Magnoliophyta: ...
Leaves polystichous, mostly spreading or excurved, often exceeding culms;
sheaths entire, abaxially smooth or sparsely hirtellous; ligule absent; blades
filiform, to 0.5 mm wide, somewhat involute, abaxially glabrous or ascending-
strigillose.
Flora of North America Editorial Committee,
2002