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ОНТОГЕНЕЗ ARISTOLOCHIA CONTORTA (ARISTOLOCHIACEAE) В ПРИМОРСКОМ КРАЕ, "БОТАНИЧЕСКИЙ ЖУРНАЛ"

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Изучен онтогенез Aristolochia contorta (Aristolochiaceae). Выделено четыре периода развития и девять возрастных состояний. Онтогенез можно характеризовать как полный, с коротким прегенеративным и продолжительным генеративным периодом. Уточнены морфометрические параметры побегов и цветков. A. contorta — многолетняя длиннокорневищная травянистая лиана, поликарпик с летне-зелеными удлиненными вьющимися побегами, вегетативно-подвижный криптофит с корневищем двух типов: эпигеогенным и гипогеогенным. Вид размножается преимущественно вегетативно.
Title: ОНТОГЕНЕЗ ARISTOLOCHIA CONTORTA (ARISTOLOCHIACEAE) В ПРИМОРСКОМ КРАЕ, "БОТАНИЧЕСКИЙ ЖУРНАЛ"
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Изучен онтогенез Aristolochia contorta (Aristolochiaceae).
Выделено четыре периода развития и девять возрастных состояний.
Онтогенез можно характеризовать как полный, с коротким прегенеративным и продолжительным генеративным периодом.
Уточнены морфометрические параметры побегов и цветков.
A.
contorta — многолетняя длиннокорневищная травянистая лиана, поликарпик с летне-зелеными удлиненными вьющимися побегами, вегетативно-подвижный криптофит с корневищем двух типов: эпигеогенным и гипогеогенным.
Вид размножается преимущественно вегетативно.

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