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Typhaceae

[tī′fās·ē‚ē]
(botany)
A family of monocotyledonous plants in the order Typhales characterized by an inflorescence of dense, cylindrical spikes and absence of a perianth.
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Taxa in Araceae, Nymphaceae, Pontederiaceae, and Typhaceae were nonmycorrhizal similar to the observations of Khan and Belik [41], Kai and Zhiwei [6], and Beck-Nielsen and Madsen [5].
Arbuscular mycorrhizal and dark septate endophyte fungal associations in South Indian aquatic and wetland macrophytes
De forma tradicional, entre los taxones anemofilos, han sido encuadradas tres familias, Cyperaceae, Juncaceae y Typhaceae (CRONQUIST, 1988), ligadas a habitats riparios en los cuales pueden encontrarse bien representadas, pudiendo, por tanto, adquirir una importancia desde el punto de vista aerobiologico y alergologico, si dichos habitats riparios se localizan en entornos urbanos densamente habitados, y por presentar tipos de polen considerados como alergenicos o con fenomenos de reactividad cruzada (CHAKRABORTY et al., 1998; HALSE, 1984; LEWIS et al., 1983; PRESCOTT & POTTER, 2007).
Aerobiological behaviour of some riparian herbaceous taxa pollen in Salamanca (Middle-West of the Iberian Peninsula)/Comportamiento aerobiologico del polen de algunos taxones herbaceos riparios en Salamanca (Centro-Oeste de la Peninsula Iberica)
H X Typhaceae Typha dominguensis Persson H X Verbenaceae Lippia nodiflora (L) Michaux H X
Flora vascular y vegetacion de los humedales de Puerto Viejo
Pólen de plantas mesófilas e aquáticas é representado pelas espécies de Cyperaceae e Typhaceae (Figura 4).
Palinomorfos e particulas de carvoes nos sedimentos holocenicos na regiao do alto rio Parana e sua aplicacao nas reconstrucoes paleoambientais e paleoclimaticas
(morera) Moraceae Typha dominguensis (Pers.) Typhaceae Steudel (tifa, totora) Zizyphus mauritiana Lam.
Nuevos hospederos y registros de acaros fitofagos para Costa Rica: periodo 2002-2008
H+ (shrubby cinquefoil) Typhaceae Typha angustifolia L.
Associative rhizosphere nitrogen fixation (acetylene reduction) among plants from Ohio peatlands
Family Name (Latin and Common): Typhaceae, the Cattail family
Botanical entries: foliages and dried materials
This name is given to a wide range of herbaceous plants with straight and flexible stems, characteristic of wet habitats, belonging to three families: Juncaceae, Cyperaceae, and Typhaceae. Their use, as with canes, goes beyond the littoral and neighboring environment and extends into the mainland, forming part of a common plant culture.
4 Humans in coastal systems
ER I 5325 [Chinese Tamarisk] Typhaceae Typha domingensis Pers.
COUNTY RECORDS AND MAJOR RANGE EXTENSIONS FOR WEST CROSS TIMBERS ANGIOSPERMS FROM PROCTOR LAKE RESERVOIR IN COMANCHE COUNTY, TEXAS
Other 6 large families compose 58 genera and 99 species (45.0 %); 20 families (Equusetaceae, Hypecoaceae, Caryophyllaceae, Frankeniaceae, Capparaceae, Euphorbiaceae, Geraniaceae, Biebersteiniaceae, Peganaceae, Elaeagnaceae, Apiaceae, Apocynaceae, Solanaceae, Scrophulariaceae, Plantaginaceae, Alliaceae, Asparagaceae, Najadaceae, Zosteraceae, Typhaceae) have only one genus and one species (9.09%).
Taxonomical and ecological plant characterization of the drying bottom of the Aral Sea
(Typhaceae) no contexto de adaptacao e mitigacao das mudancas climaticas.
Contributions of the Graduate Program in Environmental Science and Conservation to the generation of scientific knowledge that promotes regional development and conservation of coastal ecosystems of the Northern Rio de Janeiro State...
Tamaricaceae Typha orientalis Typhaceae Species Plots of Plots of earth asphalt roadside roadside Amaranthus retroflexus Y Amaranthus viridis Y Y Rhus typhina L.
Ecological effects of roads on the plant diversity of coastal wetland in the yellow river delta

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