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No references found	The ovary contains a single, basal, anatropous ovule (Goetghebeur, 1998). A floral ontogenetic approach to questions of homology within the ... by Vrijdaghs, A.; Muasya, A.M.; Goetghebeur, P.; Caris, P.; Nagels, A.; Smets, E. / The Botanical Review Ovule: (0) orthotropous, bitegmic; (1) anatropous or hemianatropous, bitegmic; (2) anatropous, unitegmic (Davis, 1966; Palkovic, 1974; Orchard, 1975; Corner, 1976; Cronquist, 1981; Dahlgren & Thorne, 1984; Webb & Gornall, 1989; Kubitzki, 1993b). Systematics and leaf architecture of the Gunneraceae by The Botanical Review Ovary (2-)4-5(-14) carpellate, superior to inferior, with usually axile to intruded parietal placentation, rarely apical or basal; ovules 1 to many per carpel, anatropous to nearly campylotropous, unitegmic, tenuinucellate, the embryo sac usually of the Polygonum type; style short to long, hollow, sometimes expanded apically; stigma truncate to capitate or slightly to strongly lobed, sometimes cup shaped, funnel shaped, or flabellate to pinnatifid. Phylogenetic classification of Ericaceae: molecular and morphological ... by Kron, K.A.; Judd, W.S.; Stevens, P.F.; Crayn, D.M.; Anderberg, A.A.; Gadek, P.A.; Quinn, C.J.; Lutey / The Botanical Review	Anatolii Vasilevich Rzhanov Anatolii Vasilevich Venediktov Anatolii Veliugin Anatolii Venediktov Anatolii Veniaminovich Kalinin Anatolii Vinogradov Anatolii Vitushkin Anatolii Vladimirovich Dobrovolskii Anatolii Vladimirovich Sofronov Anatolii Vladimirovich Tarasov Anatolii Vlasov Anatolii Volkov Anatolii Zhelezniakov Anatolii Zhukov anatomical dead space anatomical landmark Anatomical Nomenclature anatomical position anatomical reference point anatomist Anatomy anatomy of function Anatomy of Melancholy Anatomy, Comparative Anatomy, Topographic anatropous Anau anautogenous insect anauxite Anaxagoras Anaxarete anaxial Anaximander Anaximenes Anazat Anba Mosku Anbauhobel Ancaeus Ancalomicrobium Ancel, Marc ancestor Ancestor Worship ancestral ancestroecium ancestrula Anchieta, José de anchieutectic anchimeric assistance anchimonomineralic Anching Anchises	Anatomy, comparative Anatomy, comparative Anatomy, comparative Anatomy, Topographic Anatomy, Topographic Anatomy, Topographic Anatosaurus anatotitan Anatotitan copei anatoxin anatoxin Anatoxin-a Anatoxin-a Anatreptic Anatrichosoma Anatrichosoma cutaneum, Anatrichosoma cuteum anatrichosomiasis anatricrotic pulse anatricrotic pulse anatricrotic pulse anatricrotic pulse anatricrotism anatripsis anatripsology anatriptic Anatron Anatron Anatron Anatropal anatropia anatropous anatropous ovule ANATS Anatta Anatta anatto anatto anattos anattos Anau anaudia Anautogenous insect anauxite ANAV Anava Anavar Anavarin Anavarin Anavatan Partisi ANAVE ANAVETS ANAVI ANAW ANAWA ANAWFOS ANAWG Anax Imperator Anax Imperator Anax Imperator Anaxagoras Anaxagoras

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The ovary contains a single, basal, anatropous ovule (Goetghebeur, 1998).

A floral ontogenetic approach to questions of homology within the ... by Vrijdaghs, A.; Muasya, A.M.; Goetghebeur, P.; Caris, P.; Nagels, A.; Smets, E. / The Botanical Review

Ovule: (0) orthotropous, bitegmic; (1) anatropous or hemianatropous, bitegmic; (2) anatropous, unitegmic (Davis, 1966; Palkovic, 1974; Orchard, 1975; Corner, 1976; Cronquist, 1981; Dahlgren & Thorne, 1984; Webb & Gornall, 1989; Kubitzki, 1993b).

Systematics and leaf architecture of the Gunneraceae by The Botanical Review

Ovary (2-)4-5(-14) carpellate, superior to inferior, with usually axile to intruded parietal placentation, rarely apical or basal; ovules 1 to many per carpel, anatropous to nearly campylotropous, unitegmic, tenuinucellate, the embryo sac usually of the Polygonum type; style short to long, hollow, sometimes expanded apically; stigma truncate to capitate or slightly to strongly lobed, sometimes cup shaped, funnel shaped, or flabellate to pinnatifid.

Phylogenetic classification of Ericaceae: molecular and morphological ... by Kron, K.A.; Judd, W.S.; Stevens, P.F.; Crayn, D.M.; Anderberg, A.A.; Gadek, P.A.; Quinn, C.J.; Lutey / The Botanical Review

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