Calybium - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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The calybium and the cupule make up the accessory fruit of flowering plants in the family Fagaceae. These two parts derive from different flower components. The cupule holds and protects the see...
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Definition and other additional information on Cupule from Biology-Online.org dictionary. ... (botany) The cupule, together with the calybium, makes up the accessory fruit of some flowering plants (e.g. Fagaceae). In some genera, the cupule may even develop sharp spines, such as in Castanea.
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Cupules: Form of Prehistoric Rock Art Petroglyphs: Definition, Description, History, Types ... Cupules; Definition, Meaning, Description & History of Cupule Rock Art: Bhimbetka & Daraki-Chattan Petroglyphs of Lower Paleolithic, Dated 290,000 BCE.; Encyclopedia of Irish and World Art - HOMEPAGE - Timeline of Prehistoric...
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La Ferrassie Cave, Neanderthal Cupules Art: Prehistoric Burial Site: Description, History, Date: Middle Paleolithic Petroglyphs ... Neanderthal Cupule Art: Description, History, Date: Middle Paleolithic Petroglyphs: Oldest Stone Age Art of Europe, Dated 70,000-40,000 BCE.; Encyclopedia of Irish and World Art -
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29:6988, 1942). These two shapes correlate with my findings on differences in rachilla and cupule development that trace to two different systems for kernel exposure by independent domestications of two different teosintes.
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The surface area of the dry cob is reduced by shrinkage in relation to the size and induration of its cupules. The amount of cob shrinkage ... If the mature dry kernels on the cob become either too tightly packed or too loosely spaced out, ... A rigid framework of large indurated cupules is coadaptive with broad flinty,
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The cupule is a secondary sex trait of the female spike in both teosinte and the oldest known archaeological maize as well as in most stocks of modern maize.
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Definition of cupule from Webster's New World College Dictionary. Meaning of cupule. Pronunciation of cupule. Definition of the word cupule. Origin of the word cupule. ... Dictionary Home » Webster's New World College Dictionary » cupule...
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