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Ruppia maritima (Ruppiaceae) ??? ?????????? ?????? ?? ???????????????? ??. ????????????????
2021A new locality is reported for Ruppia maritima L., a species listed in the Red Data Book of Azov Region, found in the pond in Donetsk.
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Russian Journal of Developmental Biology, 2011
Flowers of Ruppia are usually arranged into an open two-flowered spike, but sometimes two lateral flowers are congenitally united with each other forming a terminal flower-like structure. This deviation from the morphogenesis of reproductive structures typical of Ruppia resembles those described in well-studied mutants of the model organisms of ...
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Flowers of Ruppia are usually arranged into an open two-flowered spike, but sometimes two lateral flowers are congenitally united with each other forming a terminal flower-like structure. This deviation from the morphogenesis of reproductive structures typical of Ruppia resembles those described in well-studied mutants of the model organisms of ...
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American Journal of Botany, 1989
In most plant species with abiotic pollination systems, pollen is dispersed in three dimensions. Theoretical considerations suggest, however, that there are significant advantages for two‐dimensional pollination systems over three‐dimensional systems, especially if pollen is dispersed in conveyances or aggregations of large diameter. We report that two‐
Paul Alan Cox, R. Bruce Knox
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In most plant species with abiotic pollination systems, pollen is dispersed in three dimensions. Theoretical considerations suggest, however, that there are significant advantages for two‐dimensional pollination systems over three‐dimensional systems, especially if pollen is dispersed in conveyances or aggregations of large diameter. We report that two‐
Paul Alan Cox, R. Bruce Knox
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?????????????? ?????????? ?????? ???????????????? ?????????????????????????????? ?????????????? ?????????????????????????????? (???????????????????????????????? ??????.) Ruppia maritima L. ??? ?????????????? ?????????????????????? ???????? ???? ?????????????????? Ruppiaceae.
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?????????????? ?????????? ?????? ???????????????? ?????????????????????????????? ?????????????? ?????????????????????????????? (???????????????????????????????? ??????.) Ruppia maritima L. ??? ?????????????? ?????????????????????? ???????? ???? ?????????????????? Ruppiaceae.
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TAXON, 2017
AbstractRuppia cirrhosa and R. maritima are two widely used names, each applied respectively to a long‐ and coiled‐pedunculate species or a short‐ and non‐coiled pedunculate species of Ruppia. The nomenclatural history of the two names is outlined here. A lectotype for the name R.
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AbstractRuppia cirrhosa and R. maritima are two widely used names, each applied respectively to a long‐ and coiled‐pedunculate species or a short‐ and non‐coiled pedunculate species of Ruppia. The nomenclatural history of the two names is outlined here. A lectotype for the name R.
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Ontogenez, 2011
Flowers of Ruppia are normally arranged into an open two-flowered spike, but sometimes the two lateral flowers are congenitally united with each other and form a terminal flower-like structure. This developmental abnormality resembles those described in well-investigated mutants of model organisms of developmental genetics such as Arabidopsis ...
I É, Lokk, D D, Sokolov, M V, Remizova
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Flowers of Ruppia are normally arranged into an open two-flowered spike, but sometimes the two lateral flowers are congenitally united with each other and form a terminal flower-like structure. This developmental abnormality resembles those described in well-investigated mutants of model organisms of developmental genetics such as Arabidopsis ...
I É, Lokk, D D, Sokolov, M V, Remizova
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О распространении и сообществах Ruppia (Ruppiaceae) в Центральной Сибири
2011В работе приводятся сведения о распространении и ценотических особенностях редких для Сибири видов рода Ruppia - Ruppia maritima L. и Ruppia cirrhosa (Petagna) Grande в Центральной Сибири (Хакасия). Ценозы руппии морской были отмечены в небольших мелководных озерах с минерализацией 28,8-53,3 г дм-3, сообщества руппии усиконосной обнаружены только в оз.
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