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Butomaceae

Known as: flowering rush family 
National Institutes of Health

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2015
2015
THE MORPHOLOGICAL STUDY OF THE FRUIT, SEED AND SEEDLING OF HYDROCHARIS DUBIA (HYDROCHARITACEAE)
The structure of the fruit, seed and seedling of Hydrocharis dubia in Hydrocharitaceae were studied with light microscope. The… 
2015
2015
Apparent Herbivory and Indigenous Pathogens of Invasive Flowering Rush (Butomus umbellatus L.) in the Pacific Northwest
Abstract : Butomus umbellatus L. (Butomaceae; flowering rush) is an invasive aquatic monocot of Eurasian origin, first observed… 
2014
2014
INDEX TO ACCOUNTS OF SPECIES, SUBSPECIES AND HYBRIDS
This index presents a list of species names, subspecies names and hybrids names that occur in the book Aquatic Plants in Britain… 
2014
2014
4-4 Butomaceae, flowering-rush family
A monotypic family, its single species has been introduced into North America from temperate Asia. Typically, it is an aquatic… 
2013
2013
Variation of microsporogenesis in monocots producing monosulcate pollen grains.
BACKGROUND AND AIMS Microsporogenesis leading to monosulcate pollen grains has already been described for a wide range of monocot… 
2008
2008
Discovery of gynoecium color polymorphism in an aquatic plant.
Flower color polymorphism exhibited by natural populations provides an opportunity for understanding the evolutionary mechanisms… 
Review
2001
Review
2001
Functional analysis of synchronous dichogamy in flowering rush, Butomus umbellatus (Butomaceae).
Dichogamy is one of the most widespread floral mechanisms in flowering plants and is thought to have evolved to reduce… 
1980
1980
Hydrocleys nymphoides (Butomaceae) in Australia
Review
1939
Review
1939
Food of Game Ducks
VARIOUS causes have contributed to reduce, to a serious extent in some cases, the numbers of game ducks in the United States and… 
1935
1935
Life-History of Butomopsis lanceolata, Kunth.
MEMBERS of the family Butomaceae have received little attention, although several genera and species of the closely allied family… 
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