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A note on the vegetative reproduction in the genusLipomyces
Antonie Van Leeuwenhoek, 1957J P van der Walt
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Russian Journal of Marine Biology, 2018 International audience⎯The effect of temperature on sexual reproduction and the rate of vegetative division were investigated in laboratory experiments with Haslea ostrearia (Gaillon) Simonsen from the Atlantic and H.
Nickolai Davidovich
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Vegetative and Reproductive Morphology
2017Knowledge of the vegetative and reproductive morphology of soybean is important for cultivar development. The breeder should be able to distinguish each trait and understand the variation in the soybean germplasm before pursuing the goals in cultivar development. To efficiently select lines in a breeding program requires familiarity with the traits and
Éder Matsuo +3 more
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MODELING THE VEGETATIVE AND REPRODUCTIVE GROWTH OF PLUMS
Acta Horticulturae, 2002The first version of PLUM, a carbon budget computer simulation model was developed by modifying the existing PEACH model (DeJong et al., 1996). Although peaches and plums are closely related, some architectural, anatomical and physiological differences can be observed between these species. Modifications based on these differences were made in the main
Mariscal M. J. +3 more
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Reproductive and Vegetative Morphology of a Cretaceous Angiosperm
Science, 1976Recent collections from plant-bearing deposits of Cenomanian age in central Kansas have yielded angiosperm axes with helically arranged, seed-bearing, conduplicate carpels. Large leaves associated with these fruits are thought to represent parts of the same kind of plant because the leaves and fruits are the only plant fossils at this locality to have ...
D L, Dilcher +3 more
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Vegetative Reproduction in Conifers
American Midland Naturalist, 1937Vegetative or monogenetic reproduction is not so common in conifers as in woody angiosperms, especially in more favorable habitat sites, yet it occurs even under forest conditions in more species of evergreens than is usually recognized. Apparently it is stimulated by rigorous habitat conditions such as low temperature of arctic and alpine climates ...
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Robust Optimization by Means of Vegetative Reproduction
2011In the last half century, computer science has witnessed the appearance of nature-inspired methods for the resolution of complex optimization problems, which are hardly solved by traditional optimization methods. Metaheuristics like evolutionary algorithms or swarm intelligence have been successfully applied to a wide range of both theoretical and ...
Jorge Maturana, Fernando Vergara
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