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Athyriaceae [First Draft]
... mountains. Leaves of ACYSTOPTERIS are larger, pinnae and pinnules are symmetrical at base, bearing hyaline multicellular long hairs and scale-like hairs all over. However, leaves of ... margin bearing orange or yellow small glands, surfaces of veins, costules, costae, raches and stipes densely bearing hyaline multicellular long hairs; costae, raches same color with green stipes, bearing small ...
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PlanetaCactus: Glossary of botanical terms
... a compact, flattened to globose cluster. HOARY: Closely covered with short and fine whitish hairs. HYALINE: Transparent. - I - IMBRICATED: Lying lapped over each other in regular order (like scales of a ... : A one-celled reproductive body produced by relatively primitive plants. STAMEN: The male or pollen-bearing organ of a flower. STIGMA: The sticky tip of a pistil. Or, the dense region ...
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On-Line Glossary: H
... supports the growth and development of the parasite that has infected it. (3) hyaline. Transparent, translucent, or colorless. (16) hybrid. The offspring of two individuals differing in ... . The group of Basidiomycetes possessing an exposed hymenium. (17) hymenophore. Spore-bearing structure; the part of a basidioma bearing the hymenium. (23) hyperparasite. A parasite of a parasite. (16) hyperplasia ...
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New Disease Reports - First report of a leaf blight disease of Chlorophytum borivilianum caused by Colletotrichum capsici in northern India
... large number of dark brown setae 96-124 µm long. Conidiophores were short, simple and hyaline. Conidia were aseptate, fusiform, sickle shape and single celled. Those from host material were 10 ... infecting Ocimum basilicum (Alam et al. 1981). To prove pathogenicity, 45-day old healthy plants, bearing 5-6 leaves, were sprayed with Colletotrichum capsici isolates from Lucknow and Pantnagar regions, in ...
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gloss
... a living tree that is not useful because of decay. Cystidium (Cystidia) - A large sterile hyaline structure in the hymenium of Basidiomycotina. D (top) Dieback - Death of the terminal portions ... of mycelium in which or on which the spore producing organs are borne; a structure bearing spores. Fungicide - A substance causing destruction of fungi. Fungus (Fungi) - An organism without chlorophyll, ...
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Canary Islands Glossary
... a great amount of sunlight is indispensable. Honey-producing = Plant visited by bees. Hyaline = White, glass-like, vitreous. Hybrid = Offspring of two animals or plants of different ... ends. Speciation = Process of diversification to which populations go through tending therefore to differentiate bearing new species. Species = Group subordinate in classification to genus and having members that ...
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