Titlebook: Kristallographie; Eine Einführung für Walter Borchardt-Ott Textbook 19975th edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1997 Gitter.Kristall

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Walter Borchardt-Ottircumscription of the orders, families and genera conforms to the most recent systematic studies. The family treatments include descriptions of the families and the genera, genera classification keys, discussions of relationships and data on their morphology, reproductive biology, distribution, ecol

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Walter Borchardt-Ott ciliate or with persistent or caducous teeth, secondary veins often numerous and densely parallel; stipules distinct or more rarely basally intrapetiolarly connate, persistent or caducous, entire or laciniate. Inflorescences terminal or axillary, cymose or racemose, more rarely flowers solitary in

heterogeneous

intention

Walter Borchardt-Ottanthers in .. In all grasses, the anther wall consists of an epidermis, an endothecium, and a tapetum. In all known Poaceae, the tapetum is of the secretory type, as is found in the close relatives of the grasses (Furness and Rudall 1998). Tapetal cells generally have two nuclei, but in some taxa ha

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Walter Borchardt-Ott Volume II was to have dealt with a further 100 or so Dicotyledons, and volume III to have closed the cycle with Gymnosperms and the tree-like Monocotyledons. Neither of the latter having been published it was suggested that a totally revised and enlarged version of the first book be prepared for Dr

invulnerable

Walter Borchardt-Ott Volume II was to have dealt with a further 100 or so Dicotyledons, and volume III to have closed the cycle with Gymnosperms and the tree-like Monocotyledons. Neither of the latter having been published it was suggested that a totally revised and enlarged version of the first book be prepared for Dr

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Walter Borchardt-Ott was to have dealt with a further 100 or so Dicotyledons, and volume III to have closed the cycle with Gymnosperms and the tree-like Monocotyledons. Neither of the latter having been published it was suggested that a totally revised and enlarged version of the first book be prepared for Dr. W. Junk,