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In tropical lowland rain forests monocots have tougher leaves than dicots, and include a new kind of tough leaf. [PDF]

Ann Bot, 2008
Dominy NJ, Grubb PJ, Jackson RV, Lucas PW, Metcalfe DJ, Svenning JC, Turner IM.   +6 more
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Ornamental heliconias [PDF]

, 1979
Smith, Robert Roy, Watson, Donald P.
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Murcha de fusário em helicônia: fontes de resistência, método alternativo de detecção e defesa estrutural [PDF]

Agrios G.N., Castro N.R., Companioni B., De Ascensão A.R.D.C.F., Foolad M.R., Gaspar T., Johasen D.A., Krauter D., Leite B., Marchi C.E., Matsumoto K., Pérez-Vicente L., Redman R.S., Rodrigues A.A.C., Shi J., Silva R.D.C., Tokeshi H., Waite B.H.   +17 more
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Avaliação de perfilhamento e floração de helicônias de médio porte em vaso. [PDF]

, 2017
ARAGÃO, F. A. S. de, CASTRO, A. C. R. de, MORAIS, É. B. de, MOURÃO, I. C. de S., SILVA, E. R. da   +4 more
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Atualização da nomenclatura de espécies do gênero Heliconia (Heliconiaceae).

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INFLUENCE OF BENZYLADENINE ON LONGEVITY OF HELICONIA LATISPATHA BENTH.

Acta Horticulturae, 2005
Heliconia species have great potential to be used as cut flower due to their beauty, rusticity and in general good postharvest longevity, however premature wilting of the bracts and sepals, and failure of flower opening may occur. Furthermore, there are only a limited number of recommendations, as Heliconia latispatha should be handled at and after ...
P.J. de Moraes, F.L. Finger, J.G. Barbosa, P.R. Cecon, L.P. Cesa   +4 more
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The chemistry of Heliconia imbricata and H. latispatha and the slow growth of a hispine beetle herbivore

Biochemical Systematics and Ecology, 1981
Larvae of the beetles of the hispine chrysomelids which are monophagous on Heliconia species grow very slowly. This phenomenon is apparently not related to the nutritional status of the leaves or their content of potentially toxic secondary compounds but to the fact that the beetles only eat immature “rolled” leaves.
Douglas A. Gage, Donald R. Strong
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Insect Species Richness: Hispine Bettles of Heliconia Latispatha

Ecology, 1977
Lowland Costa Rican populations of Heliconia latispatha (Zingiberales) are attacked by six species of rolled leaf hispine beetles (Chrysomelidae). Each species feeds upon a specific plant part in both larval and adult stages: either the inflorescence, the edge of the rolled leaf, or the blade of the rolled leaf away from the edge.
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Development of Heliconia latispatha in constructed wetlands, for the treatment of swine/domestic wastewater in tropical climates, with PET as a substitute for the filter medium

Revista Mexicana de Ingeniería Química, 2022
E. Fernández-Echeverria, L.C. Sandoval Herazo, F. Zurita, E. Betanzo-Torres, M. Sandoval-Herazo   +4 more
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