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Pelorism Pelorism is the term used to describe the condition when the petals of
an orchid flower share features in common with the lip. The condition is not new,
but it has become more commonplace. Peloric forms appeared in a few orchids ...
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The Variation of Animals and Plants Under Domestication
384 ; pelorism in, ii. 167, 345 ; by reversion, ii. 59 ; advantage of change of soil to,
ii. 147 ; improvement of, by selection, ii. 216; scorching of, ii. 229 ; numbers of,
raised from seed, ii. 235 ; effects of conditions of life on, ii. 274; stove-variety of, ii.
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American Orchid Society Bulletin
While the heritable nature of some forms of pelorism is clear (evidence the lipless
dendrobiums currently appearing on the market), it is also the case that the
relative degree of pelorism expressed can vary from flowering to flowering.
American Orchid Society, 1995
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Proceedings of the XIV International Congress of Genetics: ...
The first case ("pelorism") is of considerable historical interest. It goes back to
Linnaeus and his analysis of a "monstrous" Linaria ( vulgaris), called "Pelo- ria",
and has been discussed by numerous specialists and writers, for instance
Goethe, ...
International Genetic Federation, Akademii︠a︡ nauk SSSR., Vsesoi︠u︡znoe obshchestvo genetikov i selekt︠s︡ionerov im. N.I. Vavilova, 1980
The first case ("pelorism") is of considerable historical interest. It goes back to
Linnaeus and his analysis of a "monstrous" Linaria ( vulgaris), called "Peloria",
and has been discussed by numerous specialists and writers, for instance
Goethe, ...
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Induced mutations-a tool in plant research: proceedings of ...
Pelorism The first finding of pelorism in 1 742 was made in the archipelago
northeast of Stockholm (Sweden) by a pupil of Linnaeus [11]. It consisted of
specimens of Linaria ( vulgaris) having five spurs instead of one. Linnaeus'
enthusiasm ...
International Atomic Energy Agency, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, 1981
Nor is the evidence that pelorism cannot be attributed to reversion confined to the
genus Linaria ; for it has been shown that some of the peloric forms of
Antirrhinum &n& Galeobdolon, have six stamens and six parts of the corolla;
whereas the ...
Nor is the evidence that pelorism cannot be attributed to reversion confined to the
genus Linaria ; for it has been shown that some of the peloric forms of
Antirrhinum and Galeobdolon, have six stamens and six parts of the corolla;
whereas the ...
Sir Henry John Newbolt, Charles Hanbury-Williams, 1902
_ Pelorism : Pelorism is an abnormality in an orchid flower where the lip is like
the other petals in form or vice versa. It has been observed earlier in various
orchids viz. Cattle ya intermedia 'Auginii', Brassavola dtgbyana var. fimbripetala,
...
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The Different Forms of Flowers on Plants of the Same Species
The flowers necessarily differ, but when those of one sex include rudiments * This
whole subject, including Domestication,' chap. xxvi. 2nd pelorism, has been
discussed, and edit. vol. ii. p. 338. references given, in my ' Variation f ' Bot.
Zeitung ...
