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Fructification (Latin: fructificatio) are the
generative parts of the
plant (flower and fruit) (as
opposed to its
vegetative parts: trunk,
roots and leaves)...
- In economics, the
theory of
fructification is a
theory of the
interest rate
which was
proposed by
French economist and
finance minister Anne
Robert Jacques...
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Fructification of a
slime mold...
- Geophysics. 16: 655–676. McLoughlin, S (1990). "Some
Permian glossopterid fructifications and
leaves from the
Bowen Basin, Queensland, Australia".
Review of...
- above. A, D, E, G and H,
probably belong to true Ferns; F is the male
fructification of a
Pteridosperm (Lyginodendron); the rest are of
doubtful nature....
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pathogenic plant fungus Rhizoctonia solani forms white, web-like
basidial fructifications on the
lower sides of
infected leaves of
Pittosporum tobira. The fruit...
- gymnosperms:
systematics and
biodiversity of the Late Tri****ic
Molteno fructifications". Strelitzia. 15: 1–308. Barnard, P. D. W.; Long, A. G. (1973). "4...
- "The
Action of
Argon and Helium-Neon
Laser Radiation on
Growth and
Fructification of Culinary-Medicinal
Mushrooms Pleurotus ostreatus (Jacq.:Fr.) Kumm...
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through to the next life. A part of the
Sanchita karmas that has
reached fructification,
called Prarabdha karma, will
determine the body form that the spiritual...
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microscopic but they are
often produced on or in
multicelled large fructifications called basidiocarps or basidiomes, or fruitbodies),
variously called...
