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Patterns of Carpel Structure, Development, and Evolution in Monocots. [PDF]
Remizowa MV, Sokoloff DD.
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Atmospheric CO2 decline and the timing of CAM plant evolution. [PDF]
Sage RF +4 more
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Dyckia platyphylla L. B. Smith 1970, sp. nov.
Published as part of Smith, Lyman B., 1970, Notes On Bromeliaceae, Xxx, pp.
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Climate change threatens native potential agroforestry plant species in Brazil. [PDF]
Lima VP +5 more
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Dyckia crocea L. B. Smith 1970, sp. nov.
Published as part of Smith, Lyman B., 1970, Notes On Bromeliaceae, Xxx, pp.
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An overview of secretion in floral bracts of Tillandsioideae (Bromeliaceae), with emphasis on the secretory scales. [PDF]
Ballego-Campos I, Forzza RC, Paiva ÉAS.
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Ex situ conservation of Dyckia distachya: an endangered bromeliad from South Brazil
The Brazilian Atlantic Forest biome contains a high level of genetic diversity. Historically, several factors have contributed to the drastic reduction of its cover, today restricted to less than 7%. Large forest areas have been cut down in the states of
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Dyckia brachyphylla L. B. Smith 1970, sp. nov.
81a. DYCKIA BRACHYPHYLLA L. B. Smith, sp. nov. A D. elongata Mez, cui verisimiliter affinis, foliis valde minoribus, sepalis subduplo brevioribus differt. PLANT flowering to 50 cm high. LEAVES densely rosulate; sheaths wholly covered, broad, 15 mm long; blades recurved, 7 cm long, 12 mm wide, soon glabrous above, covered beneath with appressed whitish ...
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Pollination syndromes and the origins of floral traits. [PDF]
Assis LCS.
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Patterns of use of wild food plants by Brazilian local communities: systematic review and meta-analysis. [PDF]
Gomes LCA, Medeiros PM, Prata APDN.
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