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Comparative Wood Anatomy of Nepalese Ulmaceae
Journal of Plant Resources, 2022Wood structure of three Nepalese genus Ulmus, Celtis and Trema belonging to the family Ulmaceae are described. Altogether 12 wood samples of these three genus are collected from different localities and studied. The study showed ring porous, semi-ring porous or diffuse porous wood. Transition from early wood to late wood was abrupt in ring porous wood.
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Grana, 1983
Abstract Thirty-two species from 17 genera were examined by scanning electron microscopy and representatives from each subfamily were examined by transmission electron microscopy. The treatment of Ulmaceae based on pollen grains is consistent with the treatment of the family presented by I. A. Grudzinskaya.
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Abstract Thirty-two species from 17 genera were examined by scanning electron microscopy and representatives from each subfamily were examined by transmission electron microscopy. The treatment of Ulmaceae based on pollen grains is consistent with the treatment of the family presented by I. A. Grudzinskaya.
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2000
Family Ulmaceae is represented in Somalia by two genera, i.e. Celtis including two species, and Trema including one species. A description of the species and ecological and distributive data are furnished.
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Family Ulmaceae is represented in Somalia by two genera, i.e. Celtis including two species, and Trema including one species. A description of the species and ecological and distributive data are furnished.
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1980
Trees or shrubs. Leaves alternate, distichous, simple, entire to serrate, often inequilateral at the base. Stipules small, deciduous, free or united. Inflorescence consisting of small cymes or racemes or the female flowers solitary in the leaf-axils. Flowers small, hermaphrodite, unisexual or polygamous, often zygomorphic.
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Trees or shrubs. Leaves alternate, distichous, simple, entire to serrate, often inequilateral at the base. Stipules small, deciduous, free or united. Inflorescence consisting of small cymes or racemes or the female flowers solitary in the leaf-axils. Flowers small, hermaphrodite, unisexual or polygamous, often zygomorphic.
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ULMUS CRASSIFOLIA (ULMACEAE) IN FLORIDA
1967(Uploaded by Plazi from the Biodiversity Heritage Library) No abstract provided.
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1974
Monoecious or dioecious (?), evergreen, deciduous or semideciduous shrubs or trees, (in Mal.) unarmed and often buttressed. Growth habit (in Mal.) flush-wise, except for Trema and Parasponia. Indumentum of simple, bulbous-based unicellular hairs and/or multicellular glandular hairs.
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Monoecious or dioecious (?), evergreen, deciduous or semideciduous shrubs or trees, (in Mal.) unarmed and often buttressed. Growth habit (in Mal.) flush-wise, except for Trema and Parasponia. Indumentum of simple, bulbous-based unicellular hairs and/or multicellular glandular hairs.
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