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Plant Architecture and the Alismatidae

Authors: Lieu, Sun Ming;

Plant Architecture and the Alismatidae

Abstract

L'architecture des plantes, particulièrement celle de la tige feuillée, est discutée en termes historiques et contemporains. Les travaux de marque, tels ceux de HOLTTUM, HALLE et OLDMAN …etc., sont repris dans le but de développer une approche plus déductive de1' architecture des plantes. L’architecture de la sous-classe des Alismatidae a été révisée d'après ce mcx1e d'approche. Des études génétiques détaillées de certaines Alismatales et Najadales, choisies pour clarifier des éléments architecturaux typiques, sont utilisées et reliées aux informations tirées de la litterature. L'architecture de cette sous-classe présente certains patrons distincts parmi les diverses formes observées. Ces patrons sent identifies et intègres en considérant les composantes des processus morphogénétiques. Les principaux points d’intérêt concernant 1' architecture de ce groupe incluent la bifurcation apicale et 1' intégration architecturale des structures végétatives et reproductrices.

Plant architecture, particularly that of the shoot systen, is discussed in terms of historical and current ideas. Landmark studies such as the works of Holttum, Hallé and Oldenan, etc. are reviewed in the development of a more deductive approach to plant architecture. The architecture of the subclass Alismatidae is reviewed, using the approach developed, as followed. Detailed morphogenetic studies of members of the Alismatales and Najadales, undertaken to elucidate characteristic architectural elements, are used in conjunction with extensive information in the literature. The architecture of the subclass show distinct patterns within the diversity of forms observed. These patterns are identified and related through the consideration of component morphogenetic processes. Major points of interest in the architecture of this group include apical bifurcation and the integration of vegetative and reproductive architecture.

Sattler, Rolf

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Helobiae, Plant morphology, Plant Morphology

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