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| | Carpel - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | The gynoecium, the collective term for all the carpels, is the innermost whorl of the parts of a flower, and in many flowers the other parts (sepals, petals, and stamens) are attached to the receptacle beneath the gynoecium. | | | A carpel is the female reproductive organ of a flower; the basic unit of the gynoecium. | | | The carpel of a simple apocarpous gynoecium appears as a folded structure, differentiated into a basal fertile part (ovary) and an upper sterile part (style). |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pistil
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| | Collectively the carpels of a flower are known as the gynoecium. | | | Each carpel has a stigma which catches the pollen grain. | | | The anther contains four pollen sacs which burst to release tiny grains of pollen, the male sex cells. |
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| | Fruit Terminology (Part 1) |
| | Carpels are the innermost parts of a complete flower and they are united to form the gynoecium (pistil). | | | Their carpels do not separate and release the seeds. | | | It is easy to see that the single carpel of a follicle is a modified, seed-bearing leaf (megasporophyll). |
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| | carpel -- Britannica Concise Encyclopedia - Your gateway to all Britannica has to offer! |
| | Fertilization of an egg within a carpel by a pollen grain from another flower results in seed development within the carpel. | | | in botany, the surface of the carpel (highly modified leaf) to which the ovules (potential seeds) are attached. | | | The pistil, centrally located, typically consists of a swollen base, the ovary, which contains the potential seeds, or ovules; a stalk, or style, arising from the ovary; and a pollen-receptive tip, the stigma, variously shaped and often sticky. |
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http://concise.britannica.com/ebc/article-9359880
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| | Franks Homepage |
| | Proper development of the carpel margin meristem is thus critical for female reproductive competence and for agricultural productivity in many agricultural varieties. | | | Reproductive competence of flowering plants requires proper development of the carpel, which is the female reproductive organ of the plant. | | | The meristematic regions along the margin of the developing carpel generate ovules that will later develop into seeds. |
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| | A New Gnetophyte from the Late Carnian |
| | Probable insect involvement in pollination and the presence of an apical tuft of hair-like appendages on the seed that served in wind dispersal are also consistent with a stem gnetophyte/anthophyte affinity. | | | In the case of Axelrodia, the transmission tissue (rows of micropapillae aligned with axis of the carpel) developed on the ovary side of paired sterile scales, which became attached to the carpel wall, one on either side of the ventral suture (Cornet, 1989b, Fig. | | | If the angiosperm carpel and gnetalean macrocupule evolved from a single bract, its larger size and subtending position to one or more ovules helped it to exclude other lower or outside bracts in a phyllotactic spiral or whorl. |
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| | flower - Columbia Encyclopedia® article about flower |
| | Flowers may be staminate (lack carpels), carpellate, or both; staminate and carpellate flowers may appear on the same plant, on separate plants, or in the same inflorescence. | | | Like twigs, flowers develop from buds, and the basic floral parts (sepal, petal, stamen, and carpel) are in actual fact greatly modified leaves. | | | A typical flower is a concentric arrangement of these parts attached at their base to the receptacle, the tip of the stem. |
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| | More on Morphology of the Anthophyta |
| | Angiosperms differ from other seed plants in that they enclose their ovules (and seeds) within a carpel. | | | The carpel is a modified leaf bearing the ovules, but the carpel is folded onto itself, wrapping the ovules inside. | | | In the center of a typical flower are the carpels, modified leaves which enclose the ovules. |
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http://www.ucmp.berkeley.edu/anthophyta/anthophytamm.html
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| | American Journal of Botany, 15, 4, April, 1928 |
| | There are two kinds of carpels in the Cruciferae; a valve, or "sterile" carpel, and a "solid" or "fertile" carpel. | | | The evidence for this rests upon the course of the bundles in the base of the solid carpel; the solid carpel has evidently contracted, resulting in the disappearance of the loculus. | | | The inner whorl consists of two solid or closed ovule-bearing carpels, in which the loculus has disappeared by reduction. |
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| | Edith Saunders |
| | The outer are usually sterile valve carpels, the inner are fertile solid carpels. | | | Just as there are usually two whorls of perianth parts and two whorls of stamens, so also are there two whorls of carpels. | | | Joshi and Rao (1933) challenged Saunders' interpretation of the Rivinia humulis flower. |
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| | From Flower to Fruit |
| | is a dry indehiscent fruit of a simple carpel in which the seed is free except at its attachment (Funiculus)to the Ovary Wall. | | | The Gynoecium of Magnolia is composed of many small simple Carpels. | | | Inside of a Magnolia Flower showing the Gynoecium composed of many Free Carpels |
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http://www.botany.hawaii.edu/faculty/webb/BOT201/Angiosperm/FlowerFruit.htm
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| | When Did Angiosperms First Evolve? |
| | : A modified leaf in the center of a flower that encloses one or more ovules; a carpel consists of an ovary, style (if present), and stigma; all the carpels together form the gynoecium or pistil. | | | : The scar or point of attachment of a seed to carpel wall. | | | : A dry, unilocular angiosperm fruit type characterized by longitudinal dehiscence via a suture on one side; a follicle is formed from a single carpel and contains more than one seed. |
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| | ipedia.com: Drupe Article |
| | The peach is a typical drupe In botany, a drupe is a type of fruit in which an outer fleshy part surrounds a shell of hardened endocarp with a seed inside. | | | These fruits develop from a single carpel, and mostly from flowers with superior ovaries. | | | In botany, a drupe is a type of fruit in which an outer fleshy part (exocarp or skin and mesocarp or flesh) surrounds a shell (the pit or stone) of hardened endocarp with a seed inside. |
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| | When Did Angiosperms First Evolve? |
| | , 1989): The closure of the carpel, and the germination of pollen on a sporophytic organ (stigmatic area) rather than in or on the micropyle of a mature seed (as in most gymnosperms). | | | Evidence for Sanmiguelia and Archaestrobilus (late Carnian - early Norian) indicates that beetles may have been their primary pollinator (distinctive bite marks, transported anther fragments on carpel, glands or food bodies, etc.). | | | The reproductive axes of these plants lack petals and sepals, and bear stamens in pairs below conduplicate carpels. |
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| | Biological Foundations 112, Lecture 16 |
| | The seeds develop and mature at the same time the ovary wall does | | | (1) The two carpeled ovary splits apart at maturity into two separate carpels | | | Single seed in the center - thus called a stone fruit |
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http://www.puc.edu/Faculty/Gilbert_Muth/botlec16.htm
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| | MSN Encarta - Search Results - carpel |
| | diagram, flower pollination and fertilization, fleshy fruits, picture of carpel, pistil structure, carpel as part of, seed production in carpels | | | Exclusively for MSN Encarta Premium Subscribers--quickly search thousands of articles from magazines such as Time, Newsweek, The Atlantic Monthly, and Smithsonian. |
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| | carpel Female reproductive organ of flowering plants, consisting of stigma, style and ovary.(From Glossary of Biotechnology for Food and Agriculture) | | | The only difference is one has a glove component and the other fits like a carpel tunnel wrist brace. | | | Beyond concern over whether or not they're frying their brains or developing premature carpel-tunnel syndrome, these endless sedentary hours contribute greatly... |
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| | carpel - definition of carpel by the Free Online Dictionary, Thesaurus and Encyclopedia. |
| | mericarp - a carpel with one seed; one of a pair split apart at maturity | | | One of the structural units of a pistil, representing a modified, ovule-bearing leaf. | | | This information should not be considered complete, up to date, and is not intended to be used in place of a visit, consultation, or advice of a legal, medical, or any other professional. |
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http://www.thefreedictionary.com/carpel
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| | Carpel |
| | A carpel is the female reproductive organ of a flower. | | | Fertilization results in development of a fruit, such as a berry, in which the carpels are present as fleshy, seed-bearing, lobe-like structures. | | | All is still licensed under the GNU FDL. |
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| | Allwords.com Definition of carpel |
| | The female reproductive part of a flowering plant, consisting of a stigma (sense 3), style (sense 7) and ovary (sense 2). | | | Your Query of 'carpel' Resulted in 1 Matches |
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| | Stamen and Carpel Evolution |
| | The primitive type of conduplicate (folded) carpel, unfolded in A to show its leaf-like nature with ovules borne along its surface in the area of the veins; folded in B as it actually occurs in the genus Drimys (Winteraceae), with the stigmatic area all along the side. | | | C to H indicate the main trend of evolution in carpels from the most primitive conduplicate type (C) with extensive stigmatic crest to advanced type (H) with stigmatic surface restricted to the tip of the style. | | | The Evolution of the Stamen and the Carpel |
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| | Plant anatomy |
| | Consider also that some of the earliest seed plants were “seed ferns” (which no longer exist) | | | A pistil may be composed of one to many carpels | | | A compound pistil is composed of two or more carpels that are connate to some degree |
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http://www.centralia.ctc.edu/Depts/Science/bot113/lectures/reproductive.html
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| | Placentation |
| | is the area of the Carpel to which Ovules are attached. | | | Cross Section of a Legume Carpel showing the Vascular Bundles | | | This Diagram is similar to the single Carpel of a Legume Gynoecium. |
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http://www.botany.hawaii.edu/faculty/webb/BOT410/Angiosperm/placentation.htm
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| | LabVIEW - Re: Carpel Tunnel syndrome from using mouse too much |
| | I hate to be the one here to plug a nutritional product to help carpel tunn= | | | I do not have carpel tunnel.
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| | Section A. Structure and Specialized Characters: Gynoecium |
| | [A. Gynoecial Parts] [B. Gynoecial Types] [C. Carpel Parts] [D. Carpel Types] [E. Stigma Types] [F. Style Types] [G. Ovule Parts] [H. Ovule Types] | | | Stalk by which ovule is attached to placenta. | | | With ovaries of adjacent carpels partly fused, stigmas and styles separate. |
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| | Energy Citations Database (ECD) - Energy and Energy-Related Bibliographic Citations |
| | The significant of having two different modes of carpel development in a single genus is discussed. | | | Results from developmental studies in several Tasmannia species have suggested that, in this genus, carpels are congenitally fused. | | | I investigated carpel development in Tasmannia insipida, a species closely related to T. piperita, using a replica technique to produce scanning electron micrographs indirectly from living material and anatomical sections from the same material after fixation; thus a surface and internal view of one and the same organ were obtained. |
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| | Investigation of the Potential Role of Brassinosteroids in Carpel Fusion in Madagascar Periwinkle (Catharanthus ... |
| | As part of this process, approximately 400 epidermal cells on the contacting (adaxial) surfaces change fate and become parenchyma cells. | | | Previous work has shown that a diffusible factor (or factors) is exchanged between the carpels to initiate these changes, but the chemical nature of the factor(s) is unknown. | | | Results of microscopy experiments to assess the effects of exogenously applied epibrassinolide on the carpel epidermal cells will also be presented. |
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| | Foosball, programming and carpel tunnel / tendonitis |
| | Carpel tunnel is an inflammation of the fibrous sheaths | | | Carpel or similar issues foosball will cause more problems. | | | If you are a foosball player without current Carpel or |
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| | Carpal-Tunnel Syndrome |
| | In most cases the cause is not known. | | | Obviously numbness has many other causes, so experienced evaluation is always the first step in the direction toward cure. | | | Factors which can lead to carpel tunnel compression include: |
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| | Rock Climbing.com View topic - carpel tunnel @ 18 |
| | What I remember about carpel tunnel is that is caused by the way your hands wrest on the desk/keyboard for typing. | | | Cut down on the other stuff which may make it worse (typing, ??...) and see if that helps. | | | so i went in and he told me i had a mild case of carpel tunnel which was only going to get worse. |
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| | GuitarGearHeads - Gear Up Your Sound - Gear News & Reviews |
| | The cause of carpel tunnel is generally from repetitive motion of the fingers or wrist from things such as typing, equipment operating and even guitar playing. | | | Since you are a guitar player you have a high risk of developing carpel tunnel from the repetitive motions of chording and playing scales or leads. | | | Carpel tunnel is the swelling of the tissue around the median nerve which runs through the carpel tunnel. |
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| | I had very mild carpel tunnel before all this began. | | | I thought because it started really bothering me during rads it was because I suddenly was back at work fulltime and my work is typing handwritting etc... | | | Since my counts would drop and someother things I only worked 1/2 days for about 8 weeks, then went on to rads and working full time. |
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| | Re: Graves and Carpel Tunnel |
| | Lynn, thats interesting, Ive been cooking for a spa for about 4 months, and I think I may be developing carpel T. I am also hyperT. |
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| | carpel tunnel - 'BentRider Online Forums |
| | The under seat steering works great for me. I now have the itch for a 2 wheel ride again. | | | Dealers in my area are rare, and what feels good today can hurt tomorrow. |
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| | ResellerRatings - Anyone think they might have carpel tunnel syndrome? |
| | I think I'm developing a mild case of carpel tunnel. | | | Isn't carpel tunnel cause by the repeated (like hours a day) bending of the wrist into a slightly stressing position during use which puts pressure on the carpel tunnel and causes like like nerve damage or something? | | | It has been 5 months since I quit to go back to school and things are back to normal. |
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| | Carpel Cleaning Corporation |
| | In addition, all employees receive on-going training to insure that they are aware of the latest equipment, chemicals and other tools that they use on a daily basis. | | | To insure success of this philosophy, each Carpel Cleaning employee receives extensive training specifically geared to the requirements of the their cleaning assignment. | | | At the center of any business is the ability to provide their clients with the best service. |
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| | clayart - thread 'carpel tunnel' |
| | I also have carpel tunnel S. I have had it for quite some time now. | | | i have extreme pain in my thumbs, and that is the carpel cartridge. | | | Had some serious problems with carpel tunnel and bought (gulp) a bottom of |
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