Aquatic Dicotyledons of North America (Les, 2017) and follows a similar format by providing
a comprehensive overview of the life history, ecology, and systematics of those …

Almost all angiosperms are angiospermous, ie the ovules are enclosed in carpels at
anthesis and during seed development, but angiospermy develops in different ways across …

In his classic work on seeds published in 1946, Martin described the broad embryo as being
wider than tall and listed it as occurring in four monocot and two dicot families and in genera …

Floral morphology, anatomy and development are examined in X yris grandis (Xyridaceae:
Poales), with an emphasis on petal and sepal organogenesis and vasculature. Xyris is one …

Xyridaceae, Eriocaulaceae, and Mayacaceae form the xyrid clade, which is weakly
supported in Poales. The floral anatomy of xyrid species was studied, to contribute to the …

The floral anatomy of Cephalostemon, Monotrema, Rapatea, Spathanthus, and Stegolepis
was studied for taxonomic purposes. All species studied share colleters between the floral …

The genus Leiothrix (Eriocaulaceae) is restricted to South America, where most species
occur in the Espinhaço mountain chain in Brazil. Seed ornamentation has a distinctive origin …

Abstract Background and Aims Floral developmental studies are crucial for understanding
the evolution of floral structures and sexual systems in angiosperms. Within the monocot …

This work aimed to understand ecological and evolutionary aspects of Juncus tenuis
(Juncaceae) by analyzing its seed coat and seedling development. Mature seeds were …

Background Flowers in Eriocaulaceae, a monocot family that is highly diversified in Brazil,
are generally trimerous, but dimerous flowers occur in Paepalanthus and a few other …