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The Araceae family comprises a diverse group of plants, the majority of which are found in tropical and subtropical regions. As of yet, 144 genera and 3,645 species have been identified. These plants often exhibit geophytic characteristics, with underground stems such as tubers and rhizomes. The timing of flowering and fruiting varies among species and
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Kew Bulletin, 1994
The redicovery of the monospecific Brazilian genus Gearum by Alfeu de Araujo Dias is recorded and the hitherto unknown leaf described.
S. J. Mayo, J. Bogner, P. C. Boyce
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The redicovery of the monospecific Brazilian genus Gearum by Alfeu de Araujo Dias is recorded and the hitherto unknown leaf described.
S. J. Mayo, J. Bogner, P. C. Boyce
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2002
Abstract This genus is native to eastern Australia. Plants are terrestrial evergreen herbs occurring in open shrub lands, or in sheltered gullies or rain forests. The leaves are ensi-form and linear with grooved, equitant bases. Chromo-somes : 2n = 48. One specimen was available for study.
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Abstract This genus is native to eastern Australia. Plants are terrestrial evergreen herbs occurring in open shrub lands, or in sheltered gullies or rain forests. The leaves are ensi-form and linear with grooved, equitant bases. Chromo-somes : 2n = 48. One specimen was available for study.
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Phytochemical profile ofPhilodendron (Araceae)
Feddes Repertorium, 1992AbstractThe chemotaxonomy of seven species of Philodendron is studied. The chemical data indicate intimate nexus among the members and suggest their splitting into two major clusters.
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Pothos grandis (Araceae): Corrections
Kew Bulletin, 1996VIETNAM. Hanoi: near Kien Khe, Bon 2152 (P!). Ha Tay: My Duc, Chua Huong, 28 May 1977, Nguyen Thi Nhan HN 111 (HN!); My Duc, Chua Huong, 1 July 1993, Ha Thi Dung HN 217 (HN!); Hoa Binh: Cho Bo, Balansa 2051 (P!); Kim Boi, 30 Aug. 1994, Boyce & Nguyen Van Dzu 857 (HN!, K!); Kim Boi, June 1926, Colani 3002 (holotype P!; isotypes K (photo), P!, SGN!); Kon
Peter C. Boyce, Nguyen Van Dzu
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2021
The content of pigments and proteins in P. stratiotes is determined. Seventeen amino acids and twelve acylcarnitines are identified and quantified under the action of copper and zinc in the ionic form and in the form of colloidal nanoparticles obtained by metal granules dispersing induced by electric current pulses in water.
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The content of pigments and proteins in P. stratiotes is determined. Seventeen amino acids and twelve acylcarnitines are identified and quantified under the action of copper and zinc in the ionic form and in the form of colloidal nanoparticles obtained by metal granules dispersing induced by electric current pulses in water.
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1935
(Uploaded by Plazi from the Biodiversity Heritage Library) No abstract provided.
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1910
Ausdauernde Pflanze mit weisem, knolligem Wurzelstock (Fig. 1). — Blatter (Fig. 2) pfeilformig, gleichmasig griin-oder rotgefleckt, an langen Stielen mit scheidenformigem Grunde.
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Ausdauernde Pflanze mit weisem, knolligem Wurzelstock (Fig. 1). — Blatter (Fig. 2) pfeilformig, gleichmasig griin-oder rotgefleckt, an langen Stielen mit scheidenformigem Grunde.
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Flora, 1997
Summary 14 genera and 38 species of Araceae have been examined, for distribution and frequency of sclereids within aerial-root, leafsheath, petiole, lamina, spadix and flowers. There is a conspicuous variety in distribution, abundance and types of sclereids in Araceae.
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Summary 14 genera and 38 species of Araceae have been examined, for distribution and frequency of sclereids within aerial-root, leafsheath, petiole, lamina, spadix and flowers. There is a conspicuous variety in distribution, abundance and types of sclereids in Araceae.
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Botanical Gazette, 1986
The pattern of ovular vasculature in Araceae was examined in a broad survey, encompassing 97 genera and over 280 species. Ovular vasculature in most Araceae is limited to a single, unbranched bundle in the funiculus and chalaza and, in the remaining genera, either multiple simple or branched bundles in the chalaza.
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The pattern of ovular vasculature in Araceae was examined in a broad survey, encompassing 97 genera and over 280 species. Ovular vasculature in most Araceae is limited to a single, unbranched bundle in the funiculus and chalaza and, in the remaining genera, either multiple simple or branched bundles in the chalaza.
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