-
where pollination can occur.
Enhalus acoroides is
considered a slow-growing, "climax" species.
Enhalus acoroides m****ive
rhizomes (1.5 cm in diameter)...
-
moved to
other genera:
Enhalus Hydrocleys Ottelia Stratiotes acoroides -
Enhalus acoroides Stratiotes alismoides -
Ottelia alismoides Stratiotes nymphoides...
- from
xanthos ('yellow, golden') and rhœa ('flowing, flow'). The
invalid Acoroides ('Acorus-like') was a
temporary designation in Solander's m****cript from...
- The
female flower of
Enhalus acoroides,
which is
pollinated through a
combination of
hyphydrogamy and ephydrogamy....
- List
Acorus adulterinus Ludw. (1755) Iris
acoriformis Boreau (1857) Iris
acoroides Spach (1846) Iris ****ii
Boreau (1857) Iris
curtopetala Redouté (1811)...
- the
islands of
Montehage and Nain, are Thal****ia hemprichii,
Enhallus acoroides, and Thal****odendron ciliatum. The park is also
abundant in different...
-
Enhalus acoroides, one of the seagr****es that can be
found on Chek Jawa, ****u Ubin....
- Nacorda, HM (2002). "Propagule
dispersal of the SE
Asian seagr****es
Enhalus acoroides and Thal****ia hemprichii".
Marine Ecology Progress Series. 235: 75–80...
-
Physiological and Medical, on the
Submersion of Animals, and on the
Resin of the
Acoroides Resinifera, or
Yellow Resin of
Botany Bay. …
Select Histories of Diseases...
-
larger islands. It is
often found ****ociated with the seagr****
Enhalus acoroides and the long
spined sea
urchin Diadema setosum. It
occurs among various...
