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The journal of the Linnean Society of London
S or sterile flowers : Corolla gamopetalous hypocrateriform 5-lobed ; stamens as
in the bisexual flowers ; pistil rudimentary, 2X| lin., tapering upwards, estigmatose
. Form III. d (called also Mamoeiro macho). This differs from the last solely in the ...
Linnean Society (London), 1869
Corolla gamopetalous hypocrateriform 5-lobed ; stamens as in the bisexual
flowers ; pistil rudimentary, 2 X | lin., tapering upwards, estigmatose. Form III. d (
called also Mamoeiro macho). This differs from the last solely in the flowers being
all £ ...
Linnean Society of London, 1869
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Botanical Journal of the Linnean Society
... the consequent abortion of the placentse pertaining thereto—d' or sterile
flowers: O'Qrolla gamopetalous hypocrateriform 5-lobed ; stamens as in the
bisexual flowers ; pistil rudimentary, 2 X 1% lin., tapering upwards, estigmatose.
FORM III.
Linnean Society of London, 1869
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The Journal of the Linnean Society of London: Botany
t3 or sterile flowers : Corolla gamopetalous hypocrateriform 5-lobed ; stamens as
in the bisexual flowers ; pistil rudimentary, 2 x | lin., tapering upwards,
estigmatose. Form III. d (called also Mamoeiro macho). This differs from the last
solely in ...
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Enciclopédia brasileira mérito: com milhares de desenhos a ...
ESTIGMATOSE, s. f. — Estígmato + ose — Patol. Dermatose caracterizada por
partes ulceradas. ESTIGMO, el. — Do gr. stigma. V. Estígmato. ESTIGMOLOGIA,
s. f. — Estigmo + logia — Gram. Tratado sobre os vários sinais, empregados na ...
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The Biology and Chemistry of the Compositae
4e-g, style none or linear and undivided or bifid, estigmatose, sterile); staminodes
sometimes present. Disc florets pseudo-hermaphrodite, J-sterile (except in
Dimorphotheca, Castalis and the monotypic subgenus Rutidocarpaea of
Garuleum); ...
Vernon Hilton Heywood, Jeffrey B. Harborne, Billie Lee Turner, 1977
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Memoirs of the New York Botanical Garden
Ovaries are small, rudimentary, and estigmatose in male flowers, but in female
and bisexual flowers the ovaries are larger, somewhat laterally compressed, and
in females bear a short style terminated by a fairly large, bilobed, discoid stigma.
