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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «ANDROMONOECISM»
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Reproductive Versatility in the Grasses
Andromonoecism (male and bisexual flowers) is quite common in the family,
becoming usual in Panicoideae. There is much variety in the arrangement of the
sexes and andromonoecism often seems to be not so much a response to the ...
Geoffrey Peter Chapman, 1990
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Bulletin of the Tokyo University Forests
The sexuality of Gen. Acer is represented by the three types of andromonoecism (
or andropolygamy), androdioecism and dioecism. A) Andromonoecism: The
condition in which male and hermaphrodite flowers are produced on the same
tree ...
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Plant Reproductive Ecology : Patterns and Strategies: ...
Andromonoecism and gynomonoecism are the remaining important classes of
monomorphic sex habit. Here again individual plants are similar and bear flowers
of two kinds: in andromonoecism, some flowers are hermaphroditic and others ...
Jon and Lesley Lovett-Doust Professor of Biology the University of Windsor, 1988
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A study of the effects of environmental and genetic factors ...
Two of the genes having major effects on sex expression, those controlling the
traits monoecism-andromonoecism and gynoecism-monoecism, have been
identified for many years, but most have been discovered only recently. Major
Genes A ...
Joseph Rudolph Novak, 1972
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Reproductive biology and evolution of tropical woody ...
1 '/2-c Andromonoecism; complete, synchronous duodichogamy (Wt cycle
protandry). Most andromonoecious New Caledonian Araliaceae. 2. (l'/2-c)m
Andromonoecism; multiple cycles of duodichogamy (inflorescences matures
sequentially ...
Gerhard Gottsberger, Ghillean T. Prance, 1990
(1971) report andromonoecism in Eucalyptus spp. of the series Corymbosae but
make no attempt to relate the phenomenon to pollination systems. It clearly
reduces inbreeding, since functionally male flowers cannot be self-pollinated. We
feel ...
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Memoirs of the New York Botanical Garden
Discussion Paniculate Inflorescences, Andromonoecism, and Duodichogamy Are
Ancestral Traits Several lines of evidence indicate that the genera Delarbrea,
Myodocarpus and Pseudoscia- dium comprise a very old, monophyletic lineage ...
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New Zealand Journal of Crop and Horticultural ...
1953b: The significance of andromonoecism for the breeding of Asparagus
officinalis L. II. Euphytica 2 : 224-228. Sivtsev, M. V.; Sizoz, S. S. 1971: Dynamics
of sugar accumulation and invertase activity in specimens of different sexes
among ...
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Floral Biology: Studies on Floral Evolution in ...
Adaptation adaptive compromises, 259-264 concepts of, 67, 79-80, 88-89, 241 to
different pollinators, 65-66, 71-79, 88- 91, 102-103, 265 Alpine habitats, 274
Andromonoecism, 178, 192 Anthers height influencing pollen carryover, 149-
151 ...
David G. Lloyd, Spencer C.H. Barrett, 1996
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Morphology of Flowers and Inflorescences
... ananthy 230 anaphysis 218 androdioecism 319 androecium 1, 117 -
compound 124 - diplostemonous 124 - haplostemonous 124 - polyandrous 123
androgynophore 22 andromonoecism 319 androphore 22 anemochory 55, 344
Anemone ...
