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Angiosperm Families - Acknowledgements
Angiosperm Families - Acknowledgements The Families of Flowering Plants L. Watson and M. J. Dallwitz Acknowledgements We are indebted to H.T. Clifford and B.E.S. Gunning, for unpublished data on seedlings and leaf phloem transfer cells; John G. Conran, for phytogeographical data on the Monocot families; Paul Hattersley, for access to his comprehensive collection of offprints ...
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Angiosperm Families - Acanthaceae Juss.
... oxalate crystals, or without calcium oxalate crystals. The mesophyll crystals raphides (rarely), or solitary-prismatic. Main veins embedded. Minor leaf veins with phloem transfer cells (Ruellia), or without phloem transfer cells (9 genera). Stem anatomy. Cork cambium present; initially deep-seated (sometimes), or superficial. Nodes unilacunar. Primary vascular tissue bicollateral, or centrifugal. ...
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Chapter 3: Taxonomy, Page 1
... . Stomata mostly tetracytic. The mesophyll contains calcium oxalate crystals. The mesophyll crystals raphides (usually), or solitary-prismatic (or as crystal sand). Minor leaf veins without phloem transfer cells (Chamaerops). Vessels present; end-walls scalariform. Stem anatomy. Secondary thickening absent (or slight, and then not cambial but from divisions in the ground parenchyma). Xylem with ...
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Can North American rose hybridizers safely use pollen from PNRSV infected roses
... the possibility that the virus is "too fragile" to be transferred by anything but a graft (living phloem cells of the plant). The "too fragile" theory seems to be one of the key assumptions of ... also able to detect the virus in the rose stamens. See footnote (5). The ability to transfer, mechanically, the virus through pollen to indicator plants was reported in 1994. H. Baumgartnerova, Institute of ...
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Backyard Orchard Glossary
... bend. Top C Cambium A thin formative layer between the xylem and phloem of most vascular plants that gives rise to new cells and is responsible for secondary growth. Cane The woody stem of a rose ... Self-ferile A heavier fruit crop is set when two or more varieties are planted nearby. Pollination The transfer of pollen from the male part of flowers (the anthers) to the female part (a stigma). The ...
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Ohio Master Gardener Online Manual - GLOSSARY
... and foliage. Pollen - the microspores that carry the male gametophyte of seed plants. Pollination - the transfer of pollen from the anther to the stigma. Pollinator - an insect or other vehicle by which ... a source for cuttings. Stomata - an opening or pore in leaves that is surrounded by guard cells. Strain - a subgroup of a species; the descendants of a common ancestor. Stratification - storing of ...
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Definitions
... Webster in her book of 1939 simply titled Herbs. She was describing the colonial gardens of America and the transfer of the still-room from England to America. Fines Herbes: Thyme, along with Bay and Parsley, is one ... um) is where all the growing is going on. The cells found on the inside of the cambium become xylem and those on the outside become phloem. It is like a big sandwich, with xylem as one ...
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Table of Plant Hormone Characteristics
... stomatal opening Induces xylem and phloem Directly induces GA/BA at high levels Inhibits C4 Photosynthesis (From Theory II) Stimulates the rate of metabolism of cells in the shoot (who are ... of root cell senescence Promotion of growth - just shoot growth Xylem differentiation promotion - in order to transfer resources from cannibalized root cells (From Theory II): inhibits the rate of metabolism of ...
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Predictions About Plant Hormones
... mature cells that are functioning adequately. There is a cost to the transfer of nutrients from mature to juvenile cells. This cost is measured in the loss of some nutrients during the process. It ... . Auxin is transported downward, and certainly attracts sugar and oxygen to itself as it travels the phloem subway down to the roots. Incidentally Auxin also attracts minerals and water, so there may be ...
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Interactive Dendrology Glossary
... leaves surrounding a bud. Cambium: Layer or zone of dividing cells that produce xylem in the inner portions of the plant, and phloem in the outer portions of the plant. Also called vascular ... grains produced by anthers and male cones of seed plants; collective term for pollen grains. Pollination: Transfer of pollen from pollen sac to stigma or conelet. Pubescent: Covered with soft hairs. Reflexed: ...
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