×Pachebergia (Cactaceae), un notogénero del occidente de México [PDF]
SE PROPONE UN NOTOGÉNERO NUEVO, —PACHEBERGIA (BACKEBERGIA — PACHYCEREUS), DEL OCCIDENTE DE MÉXICO. SE DESCRIBEN E ILUSTRAN LOS TALLOS Y LA MORFOLOGÍA DE LA SEMILLA DE ESTE TAXÓN POCO CONOCIDO DE LOS BOSQUES SUBHÚMEDOS Y DECIDUOS DE LA CUENCA DEL BALSAS,
TERESA TERRAZAS, SALVADOR ARIAS
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xPachebergia (Backebergia x Pachycereus), a new nothogenus from western Mexico, is proposed. Stem and seed morphology of this poorly known taxon from dry to very dry deciduous tropical forest in the Balsas River Basin, Guerrero, are described and ...
Salvador Arias, Teresa Terrazas
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Embriología de Pachycereus militaris (Audot) Hunt (Cactaceae)
Este trabajo es una contribución al conocimiento de la embriología de las cactáceas y a la definición de sus estructuras reproductoras. Se describe el desarrollo de anteras, óvulos y semillas de Pachycereus militaris.
Citlali Núñez-Mariel +2 more
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QSAR-Based Virtual Screening of Natural Products Database for Identification of Potent Antimalarial Hits. [PDF]
Ferreira LT +5 more
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The breadth of the Mexican Transition Zone as defined by its flowering plant generic flora. [PDF]
José Luis V +3 more
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Disentangling the influence of ecological and historical factors on seed germination and seedling types in a Neotropical dry forest. [PDF]
Cortés-Flores J +4 more
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Structure-function relationships in highly modified shoots of cactaceae. [PDF]
Mauseth JD.
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Phylogenomics and classification of Cactaceae based on hundreds of nuclear genes. [PDF]
de Vos JM +8 more
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Comparative morphology and anatomy of Backebergia militaris (Echinocereeae–Cactaceae) cephalium [PDF]
The morphology and anatomy of the Backebergia militaris cephalium is characterized in comparison with its vegetative branch and with apical and lateral cephalia of other species. Our working hypothesis was that the B. militaris cephalium is more similar to the apical or lateral cephalia of other taxa than to its own vegetative branch.
Monserrat Vázquez-Sánchez +2 more
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Identification of New Cactus Alkaloids in Backebergia militaris by Tandem Mass Spectrometry
Tandem mass spectrometry, applied to simple extracts of Backebergia militaris, indicated the presence of a number of new alkaloids, including fully aromatic oxygenated isoquinolines, their di- and tetra-hydro analogs, and beta-phenethylamines. These conclusions were supported by separation using radial tlc and comparison with authentic compounds ...
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