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Arboretum Images 1
... resemble miniature coconuts, particularly the fibrous husk (mesocarp) in inner woody endocarp with three germination pores. The meaty seed tissue (endosperm) even tastes a little like the coconut. In fact, ... and finally to Syagrus romanzoffiana. Queen palm endocarps showing the many "faces" produced by germination pores. The far right endocarp was polished by Steven Disparti. How Large Is Penny In ...
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Drift Seeds and Drift Fruits
... name for coconut "Cocos" may be traced to the three germination pores on the endocarp layer surrounding the seed. According to R. ... Darwin, C. 1857. "On the Action of Sea-Water on the Germination of Seeds." Journal of the Proceedings of the Linnean Society 1 ... -140. Darwin, C. 1855. "Effect of Salt-Water on the Germination of Seeds." Gardeners' Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette 47: 773. Dennis, ...
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Plant Pathology: Infection Process
... acids and minerals secreted by plants at the leaf surface can non-specifically trigger spore germination or provide nutrition for the pathogen. Some pathogenic spores will not germinate in the ... hyphae emerge and form haustoria in surrounding cells. Also vulnerable to pathogen invasion are hydathodes, pores at the leaf margin that are continuous with the xylem. Under particularly humid conditions, ...
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Mycology - Structure and Function - Introduction
... Contents Structure & Function Introduction Hyphal Structure Introduction Hyphae Septum Closure of Pores Complex Structures Conclusion Questions Wall Composition & Construction Introduction Composition ... Introduction Definitions Function Conclusion Questions Sclerotia & Stromata Introduction Stromata Sclerotia Germination Conclusion Questions INTRODUCTION TO THE Structure and Function of Fungi Theme ...
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Angiosperm Families - Actinidiaceae Van Tiegh.
... their morphological bases ostensibly apical in the mature stamens; versatile; dehiscing via pores to dehiscing via short slits (these ostensibly apical), or dehiscing via ... 2. Embryo achlorophyllous (1/2); straight, or curved. Polyembryony recorded (common). Seedling. Germination phanerocotylar. Physiology, biochemistry. Not cyanogenic. Alkaloids present (rarely), or absent. Iridoids detected ...
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Angiosperm Families - Balanophoraceae L.C. & A. Rich.
... isomerous with the perianth. Anthers cohering, or separate from one another; dehiscing via pores, or dehiscing via short slits; bilocular to four locular to many locular; ... endospermic; without a testa. Embryo rudimentary at the time of seed release. Seedling. Germination type inapplicable — cotyledons lacking. Physiology, biochemistry. Not cyanogenic. Alkaloids absent (one species). ...
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Seed starting- How to sow and start perennial plants from seed.
... of your seedlings and young plants . A good medium is soft, pores, water retentive and non sticking. When it comes time to ... or domes help maintian a high humidity eviroment, which promote quicker germination but they are not needed to start seeds. With out them ... expect to have greater rates of seed germination and quicker germination, for some seeds it will cut the germination time in half. You do ...
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coir
... . Studies have found that the percentage of seed germination is increased in coir, and was particularly helpful with the difficult seeds of woody plants. Germination also occurred more quickly in coir, compared ... holes for all sorts of perennials as a moisture retainer that also keeps the air pores of the soil open for better root growth. If you’re planting more than a ...
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APSnet Education Center - Lab Exercise - Oomycetes
... conditions induce zoospore formation, whereas slightly drier conditions favor direct germination. Dispersion of zoospores occurs as they swim in water through soil pores or on the soil surface. They are often attracted ... How may environment play a role in the type of germination of sporangia? b. How does the type of sporangial germination relate to the mechanism by which spores are dispersed in the ...
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Glossary of Pollen and Spore Terminology - Part 2 (D-H)
... -Smith, 1950) Describing pollen grains with two ectocolpi, two compound apertures or two pores. Comment: The terms belong to the system of pollen classes introduced by Iversen ... /rule. Fissura (pl. fissurae) (Potonié, 1934) A sharp, straight split that appears during germination in certain inaperturate pollen grains. Examples: Taxodium (Taxodiaceae), Cupressus (Cupressaceae). Flange A general term ...
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