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Pollen Of The Myricaceae - A Preliminary Report, Marshall D. Sundberg Jan 1977

Pollen Of The Myricaceae - A Preliminary Report, Marshall D. Sundberg

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Pollen of 16 species and one variety of the Myricaceae was examined, including members of each of the genera proposed by Chevalier (1901) in addition to Canacomyrica (Guillaumin, 1939). Comparison of pollen characters within genera, within sections, between sections, and between genera suggests that the Myricaceae can be divided into four genera: Canacomyrica; Comptonia; Gale; and Myrica. The genus Myrica can be further divided into three sections; Cerophora, Fava, and Morella.


Early Pollen Forcing In A White X Black Spruce Hybrid And Its Parental Species, Lawson L. Winton Jan 1965

Early Pollen Forcing In A White X Black Spruce Hybrid And Its Parental Species, Lawson L. Winton

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Viable pollen was successfully forced from winter-collected cuttings of white and black spruce, as well as of a hybrid of them. The natural time difference in flowering was overcame, thus providing a tool for interbreeding these species. During forcing, and naturally on the trees, pollen always shed from white spruce first, then the hybrid and finally from black spruce. Using departures from long-range weather averages, a heat-requirement difference was postulated for each species to account for the time difference in their flowering.


A Comparison Of The Hyde And Durham Air-Borne Pollen Collecting Shelters, A. Orville Dahl, John R. Rowley Jan 1957

A Comparison Of The Hyde And Durham Air-Borne Pollen Collecting Shelters, A. Orville Dahl, John R. Rowley

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No abstract provided.


A Preliminary Pollen Study From A Fossil Bison Site In St. Paul, Minnesota, Joanne Rowley Jan 1957

A Preliminary Pollen Study From A Fossil Bison Site In St. Paul, Minnesota, Joanne Rowley

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No abstract provided.


Verical Migration Of A Spherical And Aspherical Pollen In A Sphagnum Bog, John R. Rowley, Joanne Rowley May 1956

Verical Migration Of A Spherical And Aspherical Pollen In A Sphagnum Bog, John R. Rowley, Joanne Rowley

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No abstract provided.


Pollen Evidence, A. Orville Dahl May 1953

Pollen Evidence, A. Orville Dahl

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No abstract provided.