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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «APETALY»
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1
Progress in temperate fruit breeding: proceedings of the ...
Although apetaly is not mentioned in the recent reviews of apple genetics,
genetic resources and breeding there have been occasional reports of it in the
literature relating to apple breeding which are worth mentioning here. Stout (
1929) wrote ...
Eucarpia. Fruit Breeding Section. Meeting, Hanna Schmidt, Markus Kellerhals,
1994
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morphology of angiosperms
For example, the phenomenon styled apetaly may be observed in flowers whose
nearest relatives have a distinct calyx and corolla. While some cases of apetaly
may be explained as the suppression of a set of floral envelopes, there are ...
John Merle Coulter And Charle Joseph Chamberlain,
1987
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Floral Diagrams: An Aid to Understanding Flower Morphology ...
A distinction is sometimes made between primary apetaly (as in basal
angiosperms with tepals and no distinction between perianth parts) and
secondary apetaly (apopetaly: Weberling, 1989), in cases where evidence exists
that petals have ...
Louis P. Ronse De Craene,
2010
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Breeding Plantation Tree Crops: Temperate Species
Genes affecting petals have been found controlling apetaly (ape) or double
petals (Pd). Tobutt (1994) related apetaly with the ability to produce
parthenocarpy fruits. Some genes have been found affecting fruit quality, such as
aroma (Ar), malic ...
Shri Mohan Jain, P.M. Priyadarshan,
2009
Apetaly versus phaneranthy is another inane evaluation of the phylogenetic (and
secondarily, taxonomic and classifactory) significance of characters: the early
divergence of trends resulting in the development of more conservative, primarily
...
Apetaly, Polypetaly, Gamopetaly, are conventions surviving from Jussieu ; as
also the case of the inferior and superior ovary (hypogyny, perigyny, epigyny),
since these features are readily checked by observation. Asa matter of
convenience ...
Apetaly, Polypetaly, Gamopetaly, are conventions surviving from Jussieu ; as
also the case of the inferior and superior ovary (hypogyny, perigyny, epigyny),
since these features are readily checked by observation. As a matter of
convenience ...
Arthur Harry Church,
1919
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Taxonomy of Angiosperms
(16) Petaly is the normal perianth structure, and apetaly is the result of perianth
reduction. (17) The apochlamydeous perianth is earlier and the gamo-
chlamydeous perianth is derived from it by symphysis of the members of perianth
whorls.
V. Singh, Dr. V. Singh & Dr. D.K. Jain,
1981
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Introduction to Taxonomy of Angiosperms
(15) Petaly is the normal perianth structure and apetaly is the result of perianth
reduction. (16) The apochlamydeous perianth is earlier and the
gamochlamydeous perianth is derived from it by symphysis of the members of
perianth whorls.
... APHORIZE APHORIZED APHORIZER APHORIZERS APHORIZES APES
APETALIES APETALOUS APETALY APERY APERTURED APERTURES
APERTURE APERIES APERIODIC APERIODICALLY APERIODICITIES
APERIODICITY ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood,
2013