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The occurrence and level of specialization of vesse ls in 70 species representing 12 genera of Eriocaulaceae are presented. In alI species of Eriocaulaceae and in alI parts of the plant examined, vessels with simple perforations have been identified . Correlations between level of specialization of vessel members and ecological conditi ons are reported
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American Journal of Botany, 1952LIBERIA, on the western bulge of Africa, is j ust above the Gulf of Guinea and approximately 4 degrees north of the equator. For about 350 mi. the country fronts the Atlantic and extends inland, at its broadest point, about 150 mi. Several rivers and many smaller streams flow in a southerly direction across Liberia. The republic comprises ca. 37,000 sq.
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Lectotypification of Eriocaulon duthiei (Eriocaulaceae)
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Embryology ofEriocaulon setaceum (Eriocaulaceae)
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