Diaspores may be equipped with bristles, hooks, barbs, or sticky secretions for primary dispersal or they may be included in adhering mud (secondary dispersal).
2007) and
diaspores of Cryptocarya aschersoniana Mez (Muxfeldt, Faria, Tonetti, & Silva, 2012).
Adherent sepals were removed from the
diaspores using tweezers.
The mathematical models used to describe the hygroscopicity of pequi
diaspores, for most of its coefficients, showed significance of regression at 0.
It can be seen that most of the
diaspores are cryptocrystalline with a small particle size and mainly coexists with ferrohydrite (Figs.
TABLE 1: Collection date of the
diaspores of Lithraea molleoides Vell.
Also, this characteristic of the trunk reduces the surface exposed to
diaspores that could potentially originate new thallis.
Active introduction of moss
diaspores, mulching, and phosphorous fertilization have been demonstrated to improve the establishment success of Sphagnum spp.
Besides these features, the dispersai syndromes of
diaspores according to Van der Pijl (1982) was also used, and the species were classified as anemochoric, autochoric and zoochoric.
Just one shelf down from the
diaspores at Graeber & Himes was a handful of truly magnificent fluorite specimens collected between June and August 2009 and in the spring of 2010 in the "rat tail" pocket--which is to say, Jesse Fisher explained, the "tail end" of the earlier "rat hole" pocket--in the Rogerley mine, Weardale, Durham, England.
Soon after, each filter-paper disk received 50
diaspores from the target-species (lettuce/onion), randomly arranged, with four replications for each treatment, according to Brasil (1992).
Morphology and dispersal potential of wind-dispersed
diaspores of Neotropical trees.
