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Podostemoideae

 
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2002-2014
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2010
2010
Expression of SHOOT MERISTEMLESS, WUSCHEL, and ASYMMETRIC LEAVES1 homologs in the shoots of Podostemaceae: implications for the evolution of novel shoot organogenesis.
Podostemaceae (the river weeds) are ecologically and morphologically unusual angiosperms. The subfamily Tristichoideae has… (More)
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2010
2010
Developmental morphology of seedling and shoot and phylogenetic relationship of Diplobryum koyamae (Podostemaceae).
We demonstrated that saltational evolution was recurrent in the body plans of seedlings of the aquatic angiosperm Podostemaceae… (More)
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2009
2009
Enigmatic morphology of Djinga felicis (Podostemaceae – Podostemoideae), a badly known endemic from northwestern Cameroon
Djinga is a monotypic genus restricted to the Cameroon Ridge (‘Dorsale Camerounaise’) of NW Cameroon. Besides the type locality… (More)
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2009
2009
Stonesia ghoguei, Peculiar Morphology of a New Cameroonian Species (Podostemaceae, Podostemoideae)
The traditional circumscription of the genus Stonesia G. Taylor (Podostemaceae, Podostemoideae) includes three species restricted… (More)
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2007
2007
Organ identity of the thalloid plant body of Griffithella hookeriana and Polypleurum stylosum – Podostemoideae (Podostemaceae)
The morphological nature of the thalloid plant body of podostemads has remained controversial for long. The present investigation… (More)
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2007
2007
Comparative Morphology and Molecular Systematics of African Podostemaceae-podostemoideae, with Emphasis on Dicraeanthus and Ledermanniella from Cameroon
The Podostemaceae (eudicots, Malpighiales) are adapted to rivers that exhibit distinct high-low water seasonality, mainly in the… (More)
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2005
2005
Shoot apex and spathella: two problematical structures of Podostemaceae–Podostemoideae
The presence of a shoot apex and shoot apical meristem (SAM), said to be absent in subfamily Podostemoideae (Podostemaceae), is… (More)
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2005
2005
Microspore development in Podostemaceae-Podostemoideae, with implications on the characterization of the subfamilies
Subfamilies Podostemoideae and Tristichoideae of the aquatic flowering plant family Podostemaceae are conventionally… (More)
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2004
2004
Developmental Morphology of Roots and root-borne shoots ofPodostemum subulatum as compared withZeylanidium olivaceum (Podostemaceae—Podostemoideae) Part VII of the series ‘Morphology of Podostemaceae…
The root structure ofPodostemum subulatum is investigated and compared with that ofZeylanidium olivaceum. Podostemum has thread… (More)
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2002
2002
Comparative developmental anatomy of seedlings in nine species of podostemaceae (subfamily Podostemoideae).
The developmental anatomy is described for seedlings of nine Asian and Australian species of Podostemaceae, subfamily… (More)
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