NEW AND CRITICAL MALESIAN PLANTS VII
... wanji has fruit of the same shape, same texture and same taste, but they are glossy greenish white with partly a red coloration. The wani (Bali) or wanji (East Indonesian Borneo) or beluno (Sabah) is not grown in West Java. Rumphius' Wani (Mangifera foetida II) was perhaps from Bali. The leaves of M ...
... wanji has fruit of the same shape, same texture and same taste, but they are glossy greenish white with partly a red coloration. The wani (Bali) or wanji (East Indonesian Borneo) or beluno (Sabah) is not grown in West Java. Rumphius' Wani (Mangifera foetida II) was perhaps from Bali. The leaves of M ...
svalbard - Sysselmannen
... most mosses, leaves of many liverworts are divided into lobes and usually have no costa. Leafy hepatics often have only two rows of leaves, while the leaves of the third row (on the ventral side) are smaller, can have a different shape or significantly reduced in size. Some liverworts and hornworts ...
... most mosses, leaves of many liverworts are divided into lobes and usually have no costa. Leafy hepatics often have only two rows of leaves, while the leaves of the third row (on the ventral side) are smaller, can have a different shape or significantly reduced in size. Some liverworts and hornworts ...
Wild orchids of SE England
... Both cross-pollination and self-pollination occurs amongst orchids, with many having mechanisms in place to avoid self-pollination if possible, but allowing self-pollination if cross-pollination does not occur. Those that are cross pollinated rely on insects as pollinators. Many orchids have flower ...
... Both cross-pollination and self-pollination occurs amongst orchids, with many having mechanisms in place to avoid self-pollination if possible, but allowing self-pollination if cross-pollination does not occur. Those that are cross pollinated rely on insects as pollinators. Many orchids have flower ...
Honey flora of Victoria
... the Malice, Yellow Gum. To the bee-keeper it is one of the most important and useful Eucalypts, being very regular in its flowering habits, and producing more or less nectar and pollen every year Althongh the individual trees^ blossem e-very second year there, are seme 111 flower every year, enablin ...
... the Malice, Yellow Gum. To the bee-keeper it is one of the most important and useful Eucalypts, being very regular in its flowering habits, and producing more or less nectar and pollen every year Althongh the individual trees^ blossem e-very second year there, are seme 111 flower every year, enablin ...
Insect and Mite Galls - University of Minnesota Extension
... 13 & 14) generates much interest. This mite begins feeding on male ash trees in the spring before the flower buds fully expand. Because of their tiny size, these mites are able to enter the male flower structure before it appears visibly open. The galls are initially green (Fig. 13) but will turn br ...
... 13 & 14) generates much interest. This mite begins feeding on male ash trees in the spring before the flower buds fully expand. Because of their tiny size, these mites are able to enter the male flower structure before it appears visibly open. The galls are initially green (Fig. 13) but will turn br ...
Int. J. Plant - Olson lab welcome page
... trees found via 1000 random additions, TBR branch swapping, the COLLAPSE and STEEPEST DESCENT options off, and MULTREES and ACCTRAN options in effect. Gaps were interpreted as missing data and were not coded as characters. Bootstrap values were derived from 1000 replicates of full heuristic searches ...
... trees found via 1000 random additions, TBR branch swapping, the COLLAPSE and STEEPEST DESCENT options off, and MULTREES and ACCTRAN options in effect. Gaps were interpreted as missing data and were not coded as characters. Bootstrap values were derived from 1000 replicates of full heuristic searches ...
Identifying Coccothrinax - South Florida Palm Society
... palm family are palmate fan leaves and they are especially so in the genus Coccothrinax. The dark shiny green upper leaf surface contrasts with the silvery sheen of the lower surfaces on the palmate leaves of most Coccothrinax species. That may be at least one reason that most palm collectors highly ...
... palm family are palmate fan leaves and they are especially so in the genus Coccothrinax. The dark shiny green upper leaf surface contrasts with the silvery sheen of the lower surfaces on the palmate leaves of most Coccothrinax species. That may be at least one reason that most palm collectors highly ...
Ranunculaceae
... H. Eichler2 , J.A. Jeanes3 & N.G. Walsh3 Herbs, usually terrestrial perennials, some waterplants and some annuals, rarely small shrubs or woody climbers; leaves alternate, in a basal rosette, or rarely opposite or whorled, compound or simple, often palmately lobed or dissected, petioles often with s ...
... H. Eichler2 , J.A. Jeanes3 & N.G. Walsh3 Herbs, usually terrestrial perennials, some waterplants and some annuals, rarely small shrubs or woody climbers; leaves alternate, in a basal rosette, or rarely opposite or whorled, compound or simple, often palmately lobed or dissected, petioles often with s ...
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... Mount a stamen on a slide and study the attachment of filament to anther (basifixed, dorsifixed, versatile, adnate), dehiscence pattern of anther (porous, longitudinal), number of anther lobes (monothecous, dithecous). Mount the pistil and study the ovary, style and stigma. Also cut a TS of the ovar ...
... Mount a stamen on a slide and study the attachment of filament to anther (basifixed, dorsifixed, versatile, adnate), dehiscence pattern of anther (porous, longitudinal), number of anther lobes (monothecous, dithecous). Mount the pistil and study the ovary, style and stigma. Also cut a TS of the ovar ...
Role of photosynthesis and analysis of key enzymes involved in
... development has not been characterized, especially combining protein, transcript, and activity levels of the different enzymes involved. In this work, the functional characterization of the photosynthetic apparatus, pigment profiles, and the main primary metabolic pathways were analysed in tobacco s ...
... development has not been characterized, especially combining protein, transcript, and activity levels of the different enzymes involved. In this work, the functional characterization of the photosynthetic apparatus, pigment profiles, and the main primary metabolic pathways were analysed in tobacco s ...
From the article “Sorting out the Many Names of Trachycarpus
... takil are alive there today. Carlo Morici states clearly that “none of them are left.”[39] Spanner said, “There are plenty of very old trachys remaining at Villa Beccari, but it is unclear if one or more of these are T. takil.”[47] Lorek gave a very interesting view of this subject. In his article o ...
... takil are alive there today. Carlo Morici states clearly that “none of them are left.”[39] Spanner said, “There are plenty of very old trachys remaining at Villa Beccari, but it is unclear if one or more of these are T. takil.”[47] Lorek gave a very interesting view of this subject. In his article o ...
Additions to Chamaedorea Palms
... new species but which I did not include as separate entities in that monograph since sufficient information to describe and name them adequately was lacking. However, during the time the book was being readied for the presses and until it was actually printed, additional information came to light an ...
... new species but which I did not include as separate entities in that monograph since sufficient information to describe and name them adequately was lacking. However, during the time the book was being readied for the presses and until it was actually printed, additional information came to light an ...
Key broad, persistent or deciduous, flowers pedicellate.. Pereskia
... sepal-like bracts which gradually pass into the perianth; ...
... sepal-like bracts which gradually pass into the perianth; ...
Identifying Ash Trees
... that are introduced and planted as landscape ornamentals. What is known as red ash (Fraxinus pennsylvanica) in Canada, is called green ash in the United States. To make matters somewhat more confusing, in Canada, there are two varieties of red ash, the north ern red ash (Fraxinus pennsylvanica var. ...
... that are introduced and planted as landscape ornamentals. What is known as red ash (Fraxinus pennsylvanica) in Canada, is called green ash in the United States. To make matters somewhat more confusing, in Canada, there are two varieties of red ash, the north ern red ash (Fraxinus pennsylvanica var. ...
PLANT KINGDOM Chapter 3
... The artificial systems gave equal weitage to vegetative and sexual characteristics; this is not acceptable, because the vegetative characteristics are more easily affected by environment. Later Natural Classification System was developed which were based on natural affinities among the organisms, an ...
... The artificial systems gave equal weitage to vegetative and sexual characteristics; this is not acceptable, because the vegetative characteristics are more easily affected by environment. Later Natural Classification System was developed which were based on natural affinities among the organisms, an ...
Occurrence and Fruit and Seed Biology of
... not been previously described (Greenway 1979). The anatomy of fruits and seeds of the Halophila species, in particular the embryo and seed reserves, is not well understood and has been investigated only in H. ovalis (Kuo and Kirkman 1992). The morphology of germination and the establishment of seedl ...
... not been previously described (Greenway 1979). The anatomy of fruits and seeds of the Halophila species, in particular the embryo and seed reserves, is not well understood and has been investigated only in H. ovalis (Kuo and Kirkman 1992). The morphology of germination and the establishment of seedl ...
Hevea 1
... highlands. (Source: Natural rubber: Biology, Cultivation and Technology Pub. by Elsevier. ) ...
... highlands. (Source: Natural rubber: Biology, Cultivation and Technology Pub. by Elsevier. ) ...
Flora Malesiana precursor For the treatMent oF - UvA-DARE
... Distribution — This subsection comprises three species, F. carica L. and F. pal mata Forssk. which are very closely related, if not conspecific as they share the same species of Blastophaga as pollinator. They range from Afghanistan and N India to the Mediterranean and to Ethiopia, respectively. The ...
... Distribution — This subsection comprises three species, F. carica L. and F. pal mata Forssk. which are very closely related, if not conspecific as they share the same species of Blastophaga as pollinator. They range from Afghanistan and N India to the Mediterranean and to Ethiopia, respectively. The ...
Morphological and Anatomical Studies on Selected Dicot
... many lateral roots accompanied by very long tape roots which can develop tens of meters. Such tape roots reach the deep layers of soil where water is permanently present. The drought stems are often the primary photosynthetic organs in desert species. Stem of some xerophytes is modified to leaf like ...
... many lateral roots accompanied by very long tape roots which can develop tens of meters. Such tape roots reach the deep layers of soil where water is permanently present. The drought stems are often the primary photosynthetic organs in desert species. Stem of some xerophytes is modified to leaf like ...
IPM SCHEDULE FOR MANGO PESTS National Horticulture
... or Thiamethaxam (0.05%) or propanophos (0.05%). First spray should be done at early stage of panicle formation if hopper population, is more than 5-10 panicle, second spray at full length stage of panicle and the third spray after fruit setting (at pea size). Chemical spray is to be minimized and sh ...
... or Thiamethaxam (0.05%) or propanophos (0.05%). First spray should be done at early stage of panicle formation if hopper population, is more than 5-10 panicle, second spray at full length stage of panicle and the third spray after fruit setting (at pea size). Chemical spray is to be minimized and sh ...
Identification and description
... reaching maturity earlier than most varieties. Niagara — originally collected in Erie County, New York, this cultivar was released for its superiority over Midwestern cultivars in the northeastern U.S. It is adapted to various soil types, but grows best on moist, well-drained, fertile loam. Niagara ...
... reaching maturity earlier than most varieties. Niagara — originally collected in Erie County, New York, this cultivar was released for its superiority over Midwestern cultivars in the northeastern U.S. It is adapted to various soil types, but grows best on moist, well-drained, fertile loam. Niagara ...
Rhododendron (Final Draft)
... leaves of Rhododendron are waxy and oval-shaped (See Fig. 5). The upper side is dark green in colour while the lower side is paler and hairless. Leaves are 10-20cm long and range in width from 2-6cm. The leaf stem can be 1-3cm long. Rhododendron does not usually produce flowers until it is 10-12 yea ...
... leaves of Rhododendron are waxy and oval-shaped (See Fig. 5). The upper side is dark green in colour while the lower side is paler and hairless. Leaves are 10-20cm long and range in width from 2-6cm. The leaf stem can be 1-3cm long. Rhododendron does not usually produce flowers until it is 10-12 yea ...
Rhododendron
... leaves of Rhododendron are waxy and oval-shaped (See Fig. 5). The upper side is dark green in colour while the lower side is paler and hairless. Leaves are 10-20cm long and range in width from 2-6cm. The leaf stem can be 1-3cm long. Rhododendron does not usually produce flowers until it is 10-12 yea ...
... leaves of Rhododendron are waxy and oval-shaped (See Fig. 5). The upper side is dark green in colour while the lower side is paler and hairless. Leaves are 10-20cm long and range in width from 2-6cm. The leaf stem can be 1-3cm long. Rhododendron does not usually produce flowers until it is 10-12 yea ...
Morphological and Anatomical Characteristics of Selected Dicot
... time. These plants are characteristics of desert and semi desert regions. Xerophytes are the plants which are able to survive in an environment with a limited supply of water as compared to hydrophytes and mesophytes. These plants develop certain structural, anatomical and physiological adaptations ...
... time. These plants are characteristics of desert and semi desert regions. Xerophytes are the plants which are able to survive in an environment with a limited supply of water as compared to hydrophytes and mesophytes. These plants develop certain structural, anatomical and physiological adaptations ...
Ficus aurea
Ficus aurea, commonly known as the Florida strangler fig (or simply strangler fig), golden fig, or higuerón, is a tree in the family Moraceae that is native to the U.S. state of Florida, the northern and western Caribbean, southern Mexico and Central America south to Panama. The specific epithet aurea was applied by English botanist Thomas Nuttall who described the species in 1846.Ficus aurea is a strangler fig. In figs of this group, seed germination usually takes place in the canopy of a host tree with the seedling living as an epiphyte until its roots establish contact with the ground. After that, it enlarges and strangles its host, eventually becoming a free-standing tree in its own right. Individuals may reach 30 m (100 ft) in height. Like all figs, it has an obligate mutualism with fig wasps: figs are only pollinated by fig wasps, and fig wasps can only reproduce in fig flowers. The tree provides habitat, food and shelter for a host of tropical lifeforms including epiphytes in cloud forests and birds, mammals, reptiles and invertebrates. F. aurea is used in traditional medicine, for live fencing, as an ornamental and as a bonsai.