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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «ORTHOSTICHY»
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Contemporary problems in plant anatomy
leaf gap for the next leaf in the orthostichy opens by the splitting of the same
meristele. Continued splitting and rejoining of a particular meristele to open and
close leaf gaps and the association of a leaf with each of these gaps throughout
the ...
2
Genetics: Classical to Modern
2. Tristichous or three ranked or 1/3 phyllotaxy. There are three leaves in one
spiral forming three vertical rows while completing one circle. Thus first, fourth,
seventh and tenth leaf occur in one row or orthostichy and third, sixth, ninth and
twelth ...
3
Patterns in Plant Development
In plants with helical phyllotaxy it is also possible to recognize approximately
vertical ranks of leaves, each of which is called an orthostichy. Customarily the
phyl- lotatic pattern is described in the form of a fraction, the denominator of
which is ...
Taylor A. Steeves, Ian M. Sussex, 1989
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Phloem: the integrative avenue for resource distribution, ...
Finally, as source leaves preferentially serve sinks with a direct vascular
connection (referred to as orthostichy), the viral movement is also predicted
accordingly to orthostichy (Roberts et al., 2007). Following symptom appearance
and viral ...
Aart J. E. van Bel, John W. Patrick, Gary A. Thompson, 2014
5
Wind Energy Resource Survey in India III
The phyllotactic pattern is expressed in fraction, the denominator is the number of
orthostichies in the system and the numerator is the number of gyres of the helix
between two successive leaves in the same orthostichy. If in an orthostichy the ...
6
American journal of botany
Both these fruit weights were compared with the weights of fruits in three adjacent
orthostichies (chosen randomly) in both the between orthostichy removal and
control groups. The mean weights of the second group of 30 fruits were
compared ...
7
Illinois Biological Monographs
The range of orthostichies represented is from —2 to 3, and there is no O-
orthostichy. Again there are more series of roots on the -|-y side of the graph than
on the — y side. Series 1 is limited to one primordium. In this plant, however,
series ...
8
Illinois biological monographs
The range of orthostichies represented is from —2 to 3, and there is no O-
orthostichy. Again there are more series of roots on the +y side of the graph than
on the — y side. Series 1 is limited to one primordium. In this plant, however,
series — 2 ...
University of Illinois (Urbana-Champaign campus), 1964
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Encyclopaedic Dictionary of Biotechnology
Orthostichous : Exhibiting orthostichy; arranged in vertical ranks. Orthostichy : A
vertical rank; an arrangement of leaves or scales at different heights on an axis
so that their median planes coincide, as the vertical ranks of leaves on a stem.
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Phyllotaxis: A Systemic Study in Plant Morphogenesis
Orthostichy: In multijugate as well as in multimerous systems an orthostichy is a
particular parastichy, a straight line obtained by joining two leaves or primordia
that are approximately superposed with respect to the apical tip or with respect to
...
