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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «MONOCHASIA»
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1
Handbook of Plant Science
Monochasia Drepanium Bostryx (from above) 4 (from above) (b) (c) Figure 4
Inflorescences. (a) Determinate inflorescences, or cymes, include monochasia
and dichasia. Different forms of monochasia produce different arrangements of
flowers ...
2
Memoirs of the National Academy of Sciences
It sometimes begins as a very regular cyme, but the lateral ramifications soon turn
to monochasia of the type cicinnus or scorpioid cyme, as described by WYDLER
b. Most complete is the cyme perhaps in C'. Sz'bz'rica L.; the stem is terminated ...
3
The Absolute Value of the Acceleration of Gravity Determined ...
It sometimes begins as a very regular cyme, but the lateral ramifications soon turn
to monochasia of the type cicinnus or scorpioid cyme, as described by WYDLER“.
Most complete is the cyme perhaps in C. Sibirz'ca L.; the stem is terminated ...
Charles Elwood Mendenhall, 1911
4
Flora of the British Isles
9. armeria Lvs hairy, of varying shape but not amplexicaul; fls many in raceme-
like monochasia or few in a terminal dichasium ; calyx hairy and often viscid. 10
iOInfl. a few-fld dichasium; calyx 20-25 mm; petals inrolled during daylight hours.
A. R. Clapham, T. G. Tutin, D. M. Moore, 1990
5
Claytonia Gronov: A Morphological and Anatomical Study
It sometimes begins as a veryT regular cyme, but the lateral ramifications soon
turn to monochasia of the type cicinnus or scorpioid cyme, as described by
Wydler6. Most complete is the cyme perhaps in C. SiMrica L. ; the stem is
terminated by ...
Herman Theodor Holm, 1905
6
Illustrated Handbook of Succulent Plants: Crassulaceae: ...
date at the base and shortly petiolate, glandular- hairy, lower face purplish,
petiole channelled; Inf erect spreading thyrses, 15-35 cm, consisting of 2 - 4
monochasia each with 5-10 erect to spreading Fl; Cl tubular, to 13 mm, slightly
widening ...
Leaves spirally arranged, stipulate; inflorescence as multibranched panicles with
cymose terminals (monochasia) : flowers pentamerous, calyx quincuncial with
heterodromy ; corolla convolute in prefloration; androecium of 5-10 or many ...
... of Gangetic plain ; to 120 ft. ; the Dipterocarp farthest north, flowering en masse
when partially leafless, March. Inflorescence as terminal and axillary panicles, 6
in. ; ultimate monochasia with flowers 'sessile', 15-18 mm. over all: sepals 3 ...
Arthur Harry Church, 1919
21 Calyx not more than 15mm; calyx-tube 2-3 times as long as teeth ; petals
white 168. germana 21 Calyx usually more than 15 mm ; calyx-tube 3-5 times as
long as teeth ; petals pale pink 169. almolae 16 Flowers in monochasia or
dichasia ...
10
Succulent Flora of Southern Africa
trichomes. The peduncle is 30-50 mm long, purplish-brown, with 1-3 monochasia
, each with 1-3 inconspicuous flowers; the corolla nearly glabrous, the corolla
tube urn-shaped, short, only 4-6 mm long, pale yellowish-green, the lobes
recurved ...
