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Evolution of Mesic and Xeric Habits in Tillandsia and Vriesea (Bromeliaceae)
Systematic Botany, 1983Species of Tillandsioideae are usually epiphytic and portray a range of habits from st.rongly xeric with thick, narrow leaves that are densely covered with conspicuous, shield-shaped, moisture-absorbing trichomes to mesic with broad, thin leaves having few and inconspicuous trichomes.
Amy Jean Gilmartin
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Leaf anatomy of Vriesea (Tillandsioideae–Bromeliaceae)
Brittonia, 2021The Bromeliaceae are a largely Neotropical family originating in open, dry environments. Vriesea Lindl., the third largest genus of the family, is traditionally divided between two sections. About 90% of the species of the genus occur in Brazil, where the centre of diversity is the Atlantic Rainforest.
Christian Gomes Faria +6 more
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Identification of potential miRNAs and their targets in Vriesea carinata (Poales, Bromeliaceae)
Plant Science, 2013The miRNAs play important roles in regulation of gene expression at the post-transcriptional level. A small RNA and RNA-seq of libraries were constructed to identify miRNAs in Vriesea carinata, a native bromeliad species from Brazilian Atlantic Rainforest.
Frank, Guzman +6 more
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Phytotaxa, 2018
In the eighteenth century, José Mariano da Conceição Vellozo in his work Flora Fluminensis, sought to expand the floristic knowledge of Rio de Janeiro and surroundings. This was the first flora of Brazil written and edited by a native naturalist. However, the existence and location of the type material of species described in this work are not known ...
Kessous, Igor M. +2 more
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In the eighteenth century, José Mariano da Conceição Vellozo in his work Flora Fluminensis, sought to expand the floristic knowledge of Rio de Janeiro and surroundings. This was the first flora of Brazil written and edited by a native naturalist. However, the existence and location of the type material of species described in this work are not known ...
Kessous, Igor M. +2 more
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Three new insular species of Vriesea (Bromeliaceae)
Nordic Journal of BotanyThree new species of Vriesea (Bromeliaceae) are described and illustrated: V. lucifera , V. luziae and V. ophiophora .
Ricardo Loyola de Moura +4 more
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In vitro multiplication of Vriesea forsteriana
Plant Cell, Tissue and Organ Culture, 1992H. Mercer, G. B. Kerbauy
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Two New Montane Vrieseas (Bromeliaceae) from Costa Rica
Brittonia, 1981Two new species ofVriesea with pendent inflorescences,V. uxoris andV. vietoris, are described from the mountains of Costa Rica, and their relationships in the genus are discussed.
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POSSIBILITIES OF EARLY FLOWERING INDUCTION IN VRIESEA
Acta Horticulturae, 2011M.A. Racines-Oliva +2 more
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