ETYMOLOGIA SŁOWA CAULIFLORY
From Latin caulis stem + -flory, from flōs flower.
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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Cauliflory is a botanical term referring to plants which flower and fruit from their main stems or woody trunks rather than from new growth and shoots.
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Frederic P. Miller, Agnes F. Vandome, John McBrewster, 2010
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A Neotropical Companion: An Introduction to the Animals, ...
Many tropical trees, notjust in the Neotropics but globally, exhibit a unique
characteristic termed cauliflory, meaning the flowers and subsequent fruits
abruptly grow from the wooded trunk, rather than from the canopy branches.
Cauliflory ...
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Diccionari UB: anglès-català
cauliflory n BOT caulifloria cauliflower n AGR BOT coliflor, flori- col, colflori caulk
v tr NAUT calafatar causality (pi causalities) n FIL causalitat cause1 n 1 causa,
motiu, rao ^cause and effect causa i efecte 2 causa: humanitarian cause • causa
...
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A Naturalist's Guide to the Tropics
Such is the case with ''cauliflory,'' the phenomenon of flowers and fruits arising
from and maturing directly on the cortices of branches and trunks. Among the
most conspicuous examples, note the gigantic and delicious fruit of the jack-fruit
tree ...
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Advances in plant morphology: Professor V. Puri ...
Adv. PI. Morph. 1972: 243-250 ON THE PHENOMENON OF CAULIFLORY IN
ANGIOSPERMS* By Y. P. S. Pundir Deptt. of Botany, D. B. S. College, Dehradun,
India Abstract The phenomenon of cauliflory is largely met in some tropical trees.
Vishwambhar Puri, Yerramilli Sreerama Murty, 1972
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Plant form: an illustrated guide to flowering plant morphology
Parmentiera cerifara Cauliflory One flower and two fruits Each is developing from
a persistent bud complex Cauliflory refers to the phenomenon of flowers (240) (
and subsequently fruits 240, 241) issuing from the trunk or branches of a tree.
Adrian D. Bell, Alan Bryan, 1991
A case of cauliflory, that is production of flowers and fruits from the old wood of
branches and trunks, was observed in July l986 by Prof E.J.M. Baumbach in a
group of Rhus lancea trees along the streetside fence of a residential stand in ...
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Treasures of the Conservatory of Flowers
The flowers, and subsequently the seedpods, grow directly on the trunk and
lower branches of the plant, a growth pattern known as cauliflory. Common in the
tropics, cauliflory helps plants reproduce by providing mammals that ingest and ...
Lowland trees often produce their flowers directly on their branches and trunks—
a feature called cauliflory. There are big, woody climbers everywhere, many of
them firmly attached to the trunks of the forest trees, and epiphytes (plants
growing ...
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cauliflory w wiadomościach.
Neil Sperry answers your garden questions
A. That's an Eastern redbud that has developed hundreds of flower buds along its trunk and branches. It's called cauliflory, or stem flowers, and ... «San Antonio Express-News, Kwi 15»
These Brand New Bitters Bring Biodiversity To Your Cocktail
(Cauliflower, disappointingly, is not a good example of cauliflory.) These Brand New Bitters Bring Biodiversity to Your Cocktail. Meyer explained ... «Gizmodo Australia, Mar 14»
Gardening: Growing your own chocolate
... which appears in the form of large yellow-green pods that grow directly out of the trunk and woody branches, a trait known as cauliflory. «Sun-Sentinel, Lut 14»
