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The Development of Flowers. by Richard I. Greyson and Carl N. McDaniel. This unique volume presents a developmental view of the flower and its organs in contrast with more traditional treatments of phylogeny and comparative morphology.

The Development of Flowers. Individual chapters on the perianth, androecium, and gynoecium explore the flower's four organ types from the perspectives oforgan initiation from the floral meristem, and organ growth, differentiation, maturation and function.

The Development of Flowers book. This unique volume presents a developmental view of the flower. Details (if other): Cancel. Thanks for telling us about the problem. Richard I. Greyson, Carl N.

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