Titlebook: Ginkgo Biloba A Global Treasure; From Biology to Medi Terumitsu Hori (Professor),Robert W. Ridge (Associ Book 1997 Springer-Verlag Tokyo 19

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Soziologie der Hautkrankheiten,pomorphic characters because of homoplasy or excess morphological diversity has often necessitated subjective character evaluation by authors, which has resulted in controversies among differently inferred phylogenetic trees. Recent progress in molecular biology has made possible the use of informat

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-92485-9era, ginkgophytes were common and diverse in both the Northern and Southern hemispheres, culminating during the Late Jurassic and Early Cretaceous periods. The genus ., one of the major groups in ginkgophytes, appeared in the Early Jurassic [3]. It was distributed widely by the Middle Jurassic and a

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A. Gottstein,A. Schlossmann,R. Volk is monotypic in the modern flora, and for which there may be no natural populations in the wild [1]. Numerous apparently primitive features contribute to the systematic intrigue of ginkgophytes and to their apparently crucial role in seed plant evolution. Meyen [2] considered . to represent one of

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Pollen Morphology of ,en based on light microscopic observation was first given by Wodehouse [1]. He embedded the pollen in glycerin jelly without using any chemical procedure, and paid particular attention to the furrow and the rise of the furrow rim, which had been reported to be a primitive wing of Abietineae by Jeffr

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Development of the Male Gametophyte of ,: A Window into the Reproductive Biology of Early Seed Plantotile sperm in . and . represented the culmination of progress, beginning with the discovery of the pollen tube by Amici [4], in the field of plant reproductive biology during the nineteenth century. Discovery of zooidogamy in . and cycads in 1896 provided a critical connection, in terms of evolutio

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Development of the Female Gametophyte and the Embryogeny of ,tumn. Female trees produce many edible seeds every autumn. These beautiful and valuable plants have been cultivated for more than a thousand years in China and Japan. The long-lived trees are especially well preserved in the precincts of Buddhist temples or shrines in Japan. Now they have been culti

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