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Some physiological manifestations of two genes which ...
V/aller (24), however, eleven years earlier, had pro. posed the term ectogeny for
effects other than xenia, produced following fertilization. Such effects have been
reported for the date palm (18), apple (16 and 17), cotton (11), and oak (22). VII.
Robert Harry Andrew, 1942
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Academic Press Dictionary of Science and Technology
Also, ectogeny. ectohumus see mor. ectolecithal Invertebrate Zoology, of
arthropod eggs, having the yolk situated on the periphery. ectomere
Developmental Biology, any of the blastomeres that takes part in the formation of
the ectoderm.
Christopher G. Morris, 1992
He therefore offers the term "ectogeny" in place of metaxenia. The practical
benefits from this discovery are readily apparent, since it gives the date grower a
greater command over his material at no added expense, making it possible,
within ...
United States. Dept. of Agriculture, 1605
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Chambers English-Hindi Dictionary
odj. ectozoan íftpr^, «|Гф>|?Гс<*+; adj. ectozoic «1 f^JÍ <ÍTT ectogenesis л. ^^Ллл
\ <ШН<иМ fafavdi; adjs. ectogenetic TffTTT TTT; ectogenic ТТ|Г>тгчт; ectogenous
Tt|[- 'sftrt; л. ectogeny (biol.) Ч"Ш TTTTTTT ettoptiyte л. ТКчЪГ<.<4г<Л; алУ- ...
Sureśa Avasthī, Indujā Avasthī, 1981
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Journal of Agricultural Research
Waller {25), however, 11 years earlier, had proposed the term ''ectogeny" for
effects other than xenia, produced following fertilization. Such effects have been
reported for the date palm (18), apple (16 and 17), cotton (11), and oak (22).
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Summaries of Doctoral Dissertations, University of Wisconsin
... more resistance than those from sugary kernels. This example in corn of the
effect of pollen on tissue of the female parent, although it in no way enters into the
genetic composition of this tissue, is a case of differential ectogeny or metaxenia.
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Prefixes and Suffixes of Scientific Nomenclature
... alkaligenous skeletogenous zoogenous ectogeny telegeny digest digestion
digestive microglossia schistoglossia subglossitis pharmacognosy barognosis
seroprognosis sialogogue secretogogue hexagon duodecagon -gram- writing;
gram; ...
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The Philippine Journal of Agriculture
The effect of the pollen considered, we may be confronted with another difficulty
and led to consider the possible occurrence of ectogeny, or metaxenia. This
paper reports several new cases of abnormalities which have been observed on
...
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Summaries of Doctoral Dissertations, University of Wisconsin
... more resistance than those from sugary kernels. This example in corn of the
effect of pollen on tissue of the female parent, although it in no way enters into the
genetic composition of this tissue, is a case of differential ectogeny or metaxenia.
University of Wisconsin, 1942
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Ohio State University Bulletin
1, 1930 Vice-President, American Microscopical Society, 1929- Vice-President (
Botany) Ohio Academy of Science, 1929-30 Collaborator Biological Abstracts,
1926- A. E. Waller: Preparing a paper on "Ectogeny in Maize" Conducting ...
