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Weathered boat with peeling paint tied on windswept sandy beach in Tulum Mexico.Biosphere in distance with fluffy clouds forming Stock Photo
RFBRF35G–Weathered boat with peeling paint tied on windswept sandy beach in Tulum Mexico.Biosphere in distance with fluffy clouds forming
. A textbook of botany for colleges and universities ... Botany. 936 ECOLOGY peas, and also in the cereals, where the scutellum represents the coty- ledon (figs. 703, 706); such germination is termed hypogaean. In other cases the cotyledons emerge from the seed with the plumule and come into the light, usually turning green, as in the beech (fig. 1231), pump- kin, and mustard (fig. 700); such germination is termed epigaean. In h3^ogaean species the cotyledons die, as soon as the foods are re- moved, or the seedling is well established as an autophyte. The same is true in some epigaean species, Stock Photo
RMPG3F3P–. A textbook of botany for colleges and universities ... Botany. 936 ECOLOGY peas, and also in the cereals, where the scutellum represents the coty- ledon (figs. 703, 706); such germination is termed hypogaean. In other cases the cotyledons emerge from the seed with the plumule and come into the light, usually turning green, as in the beech (fig. 1231), pump- kin, and mustard (fig. 700); such germination is termed epigaean. In h3^ogaean species the cotyledons die, as soon as the foods are re- moved, or the seedling is well established as an autophyte. The same is true in some epigaean species,
. A textbook of botany for colleges and universities ... Botany. 936 ECOLOGY peas, and also in the cereals, where the scutellum represents the coty- ledon (figs. 703, 706); such germination is termed hypogaean. In other cases the cotyledons emerge from the seed with the plumule and come into the light, usually turning green, as in the beech (fig. 1231), pump- kin, and mustard (fig. 700); such germination is termed epigaean. In h3^ogaean species the cotyledons die, as soon as the foods are re- moved, or the seedling is well established as an autophyte. The same is true in some epigaean species, Stock Photo
RMRDGET8–. A textbook of botany for colleges and universities ... Botany. 936 ECOLOGY peas, and also in the cereals, where the scutellum represents the coty- ledon (figs. 703, 706); such germination is termed hypogaean. In other cases the cotyledons emerge from the seed with the plumule and come into the light, usually turning green, as in the beech (fig. 1231), pump- kin, and mustard (fig. 700); such germination is termed epigaean. In h3^ogaean species the cotyledons die, as soon as the foods are re- moved, or the seedling is well established as an autophyte. The same is true in some epigaean species,
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