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The significance of apical meristems in the phylogeny of land plants
- W. R. Philipson
- Biology
- Plant Systematics and Evolution
- 1 March 1990
Two principal types of shoot apex are recognized, (1) the classical pyramidal apical cell of pteridophytes which does not divide periclinally, and so never contributes directly to the inner tissues… Expand
The Malesian species of Gastonia (Araliaceae)
- W. R. Philipson
- Biology
- 1970
Only two species of Gastonia occur in Malesia, but each has a complex taxonomie history. The species which became known first, G. papuana Miq., is evidently an uncommon plant of coastal and lowland… Expand
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Analysis of Landfills with Historic Airphotos
- T. Erb, W. R. Philipson, W. Teng, T. Liang
- Environmental Science
- 1 September 1981
An investigation is conducted regarding the value of existing aerial photographs for waste management, including landfill monitoring. The value of historic aerial photographs for documenting landfill… Expand
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A synopsis of the Malesian species of Polyscias (Araliaceae)
- W. R. Philipson
- Biology
- 1978
The type species of tie genus Polyscias (P. pinnata J. R. & G. Forst.) is closely related to a small number of Pacific and Indo-Malayan species, several of which have long been in cultivation. This… Expand
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A synopsis of the Malesian species of Osmoxylon (including Boerlagiodendron), Araliaceae
- W. R. Philipson
- Biology
- 1976
A synopsis is given of the genus Osmoxylon, Araliaceae, in Malesia and the Bismarck Archipelago, including also one species of the Solomon Islands. In the introduction arguments are given why the… Expand
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A synopsis of the Malesian species of Steganthera (Monimiaceae)
- W. R. Philipson
- Biology
- 1984
Revision of the Malesian species of the genus Steganthera, which centres in New Guinea; precursor to treatment in Flora Malesiana. There are 16 species accepted; 5 are described as new, 12 names are… Expand
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434) Proposal to Conserve the Generic Name Griselinia Forster f. (1786) against Griselinia Scop. (1777)
- E. Edgar, W. R. Philipson
- Biology
- 1 November 1977
Studies in the Development of the Inflorescence: V. The Raceme of Lobelia Dortmanna L., and other Campanulaceous Inflorescences1
- W. R. Philipson
- Biology
- 1 April 1948
IS THE GRASS GYNOECIUM MONOCARPELLARY
- W. R. Philipson
- Biology
- 1 December 1985
Two interpretations are currently applied to the gynoecium of the Gramineae. Either it is monocarpellary or it is syncarpous (pseudomonocarpellary). These two views are examined and it is concluded… Expand