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	American Journal of Botany, 57, 1, January, 1970 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Abstract: The pollination patterns of bees and butterflies were observed in an assemblage composed of 57 plants of Lythrum alatum and 30 plants of L. salicaria.
		This condition is characterized by the presence in each cell of the gametophyte of only a single large chloroplast containing a "multiple" pyrenoid.
		In two species of Megaceros the pyrenoid was observed to be composed of a highly subdivided thylakoid system of even greater complexity than the "multiple" pyrenoids of Phaeoceros.
	www.botany.org /ajb/00029122_di001686.html (2263 words)

	The Hornwort Genus Megaceros: The Australian Connection
		Megaceros is a genus of hornwort found within the moister areas of Australia and neighbouring regions.
		Typically found growing on rocks and soil banks in streams, Megaceros populations are spread throughout the moister areas of Australia, with an eastern distribution ranging from northern Queensland down to Tasmania.
		Mature air-dried spores were removed from the capsules of Megaceros herbarium specimens originating from a variety of Australian populations and type specimens from Australia and the surrounding regions.
	www.anbg.gov.au /cpbr/summer-scholarship/2003-projects/vella-megaceros.html (1270 words)

	New Zealand Anthocerotae (Hornworts)
		Five to nine genera are recognised, including Anthoceros, Megaceros, Dendroceros, Phaeoceros (sometimes treated as a subgenus or partial synonym of Aspiromitus or Anthoceros), Folioceros, Notothylas and Nothoceros.
		These are widely distributed in temperate and tropical latitudes; all genera found in tropics and subtropics; most found on moist mineral soil of banks and cliffs, among grasses, and along streams, from sea level to alpine elevations.
		Sporophytes may reach lengths of 12 cm; first division of the zygote is by a longitudinal line (this is different from all other bryophytes); endothecium becomes the columella and the amphithecium produces the sporogenous layer and jacket; the sporogenous layer overarches the columella early in development.
	www.peripatus.gen.nz /Taxa/Bryophyta/NZAnthocerotae.html (1908 words)

	Multigene Phylogeny of Land Plants with Special Reference to Bryophytes and the Earliest Land Plants -- Nickrent et al. ...
		Botany, October 1, 2004; 91(10): 1437 - 1445.
		Botany, December 1, 2002; 89(12): 1991 - 2006.
		Botany, August 1, 2001; 88(8): 1499 - 1516.
	mbe.oupjournals.org /cgi/content/full/17/12/1885 (5513 words)

	Abebooks Search Results - Megaceros
		Khanna, L. On two new species of Megaceros with notes on M. arachnoideus, M. denticulatus, M. giganteus, and M. grandis; Linder, David H. Foreword; The genera Kickxella, Martensella, and Coemansia; May, Valerie.
		Raven: Megaceros euryceros latifrons subsp.nov., Beiträge zur Kenntnis der Riesenhirschrassen.
		Bois d'élan fossile attribué au Cervus Megaceros trouvé dans le terrain quaternaire du Berry, département du Cher.
	awww.abebooks.co.uk /search/sortby/3/kn/Megaceros (1045 words)

	Cargill, Dale Christine - biography
		Obtained Honours degree in Botany at Monash University, in 1978.
		Fell in love with bryophytes in third year of University when completing a project on the bryophytes of Wyperfeld National Park in northwestern Victoria.
		CSIRO Summer Research Studentship for the project, "The hornwort genus Megaceros: the Australian connection.", Summer 2002/2003.
	www.anbg.gov.au /biography/cargill-christine.html (710 words)

	Ancient Life-History of the Earth
		It is the ancient life-history of the earth, as revealed to us by the labours of palæontologists, with which we have mainly to do here; but before entering upon this, there are some general questions, affecting Geology and Palæontology alike, which may be very briefly discussed.
		The study of the rock-masses which constitute the crust of the earth, if carried out in the methodical and scientific manner of the geologist, at once brings us, as has been before remarked, in contact with the remains or traces of living beings which formerly dwelt upon the globe.
		Their study constitutes the science of palæontology; and though it is possible to proceed to a certain length in geology and zoology without much palæontological knowledge, it is hardly possible to attain to a satisfactory general acquaintance with either of these subjects without having mastered the leading facts of the first.
	www.gutenberg.net /1/4/2/7/14279/14279-h/14279-h.htm (12541 words)

	Noble, Sarah Marie* and David K. Smith. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		NOBLE, SARAH MARIE* and DAVID K. University of Tennessee, Department of Botany, 437 Hesler, Knoxville, TN 37920.
		The inventory and descriptive ecology of the bryophyte flora of this small area will add to our knowledge of flora within the Southern Appalachian Mountains, and stand as the beginning survey of bryophytes for Cherokee National Forest.
		A number of phytogeographic elements have been discovered in Falls Branch Falls: Endemics, notably Megaceros aenigmaticus; and a number of Tennessee-North Carolina state-listed rare; and disjunct bryophyte species.
	www.botany2001.org /section1/abstracts/23.shtml (236 words)

	Research Projects - Daniel L. Nickrent (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The presence of linkage in a charophyte and a fern thus indicate that colocalization is not a feature unique to bryophytes but occurs more widely among land plants than previously reported.
		The first of at least three projects, this one on Hydnoraceae, will be published next month in the American Journal of Botany.
		Botany 2000 meetings, August 6-10, 2000, Portland, Oregon.
	www.science.siu.edu /plant-biology/Faculty/nickrent/ResProjects.html (5481 words)

	IoMNHAS vol 3 no 4 p406 - Kermode Presidential Address, 1930
		IH, 154) on " Animal and Plant remains in the Manx Post-glacial deposits and forest-beds," is of consequence not alone for the new knowledge it records but for its suggestiveness of a line of exploration that might well be undertaken by any of our members who may be interested.
		The foundations also have been well and truly laid for the acquisition of that perfect and complete knowledge of the Botany and the Zoology of our district which should be the chief aim of a local Society.
		This aim is indeed the more of an obligation upon us from the very perfection of our district, with its natural boundaries, of a size neither too large for us to compass nor too small or uniform to be interesting, isolated yet easily accessible, a perfect district and a natural region.
	www.isle-of-man.com /manxnotebook/iomnhas/v034p406.htm (3828 words)

	Phylogenetic relationships of land plants using mitochondrial small-subunit rDNA sequences -- Duff and Nickrent 86 (3): ...
		Articles by Duff, R. Articles by Nickrent, D. American Journal of Botany.
		Botany, October 1, 2004; 91(10): 1557 - 1581.
		Botany, May 1, 2000; 87(5): 727 - 734.
	www.amjbot.org /cgi/content/full/86/3/372 (6651 words)

	Meetings of the BBS 1989
		In all genera (Phaeoceros, Notothylas, Anthoceros, Folioceros, Megaceros and Dendroceros), transfer cells are present in the gametophyte only, whereas the sporophyte forms long and branched haustorial cells that penetrate the gametophyte tissue.
		Prof Rudy Schuster and Dr John Engel have taken a keen interest in the New Zealand hepatics, and it is hoped that they may produce a Flora for this region.
		A new Moss Flora for New Zealand is being prepared by Dr Allan Fife at Botany Division of the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research.
	rbg-web2.rbge.org.uk /bbs/meetings/mtgs89.htm (7210 words)

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		However great its physical advances may be, Geology remains imperfect till it is wedded with Palaeontology,[2] a study which essentially belongs to the vast complex of the Biological Sciences, but at the same time has its strictly geological side.
		It is the ancient life-history of the earth, as revealed to us by the labours of palaeontologists, with which we have mainly to do here; but before entering upon this, there are some general questions, affecting Geology and Palaeontology alike, which may be very briefly discussed.
		Their study constitutes the science of palaeontology; and though it is possible to proceed to a certain length in geology and zoology without much palaeontological knowledge, it is hardly possible to attain to a satisfactory general acquaintance with either of these subjects without having mastered the leading facts of the first.
	www.gutenberg.net /1/4/2/7/14279/14279.txt (16140 words)

	150years
		His work on the history of systematics focuses on how the protean connotations of botany and natural history have affected the development of the scientific disciplines that draw on those disciplines.
		Pauline Ladiges is Head of the School of Botany at The University of Melbourne and a Fellow of the Australian Academy of Science.
		Her research interests are phylogenetic systematics and historical biogeography of Australian plants, and she is best known for her work on the eucalypts.
	www.conferences.unimelb.edu.au /150years/program.htm (2191 words)

	Horwort Homepage
		Goffinet Eds.) Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK Burr, F. Reduction in chloroplast number during gametophyte regeneration in Megaceros flagellaris.
		Antheridial plants of Megaceros aenigmaticus in the Southern Appalachians: anatomy, ultrastructure and population distribution..
		Philosophical Transaction of the Royal Society of London, Botany, 309: 201-205.
	www.uakron.edu /biology/hornworts/bibliography.html (592 words)

	Evolution (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		that of Phaeoceros and Megaceros in that it is fleshy and lacks
		Megaceros than to Phaeoceros with papillate spores (P.
		epiphyte, and Megaceros is restricted to tropical or temperate
	www.sci.saitama-u.ac.jp /~ohnishi/Lec/Evolution/PlantTree7bryophyte.htm (5907 words)

	CSIRO PUBLISHING - Science Access
		In addition, our combined fluorometer/mass spectrometer based technique can simultaneously measure net CO2 exchange, 18O2 uptake, 16O2 evolution, chlorophyll fluorescence and P700 absorbance, which provides several new tools for assessing CCM function.
		We analyzed field-grown and tissue-cultured representatives of pyrenoid-containing and pyrenoid-lacking hornwort genera (Anthoceros, Megaceros, and Notothylas).
		These data were compared with the liverwort Marchantia polymorpha that has standard C3 photosynthesis and a thalloid growth form similar to hornworts.
	www.publish.csiro.au /nid/197/paper/SA0403378.htm (210 words)

	artandthebryophyte (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		He is famous to most botanist and students of botany for his “Single-stemmed or Monophyletic Pedigree of the Vegetable Kingdom based on Palaeontology” published in 1876.
		Or in other words his tree showing the relationships among major plant groups and their branching through geological time - the first phylogenetic scheme for land plants.
		There was some fabulous shots of a New Zealand endemic, Megaceros or Nothoceros giganteus (the genus is dependent upon who you are following).
	underthesun.anu.edu.au /weblogs/artandthebryophyte (1248 words)

	Department of Plant Sciences: PhD Studentships
		In a collaboration with Dr Vaughn, we will identify the molecular basis of the pyrenoid in hornworts, where there is a progression of species which vary on their reliance on a CCM.
		Having firstly characterised the magnitude and extent of any CCM activity from a range of hornworts, (such as in the genus Megaceros), we will analyse rbcL sequences and Rubisco kinetic characteristics.
		Ultimately, the aim would be to identify genes that determine pyrenoid structure; informed by developments from the well-characterised Chlamydomonas system, we will identify genes associated with the formation and operation of the pyrenoid and CO concentrating mechanism.
	saps1.plantsci.cam.ac.uk /phdstudentships/griffiths.html (1613 words)

	TeethBeautyBiologyHealth
		This form is found in nature as the whorls on a pineapple or a pinecone.
		In botany, this phenomenon is known as phyllotaxis.
		A California oral surgeon has devised a geometric face template based on Fibonnaci Numbers to assess facial symmetry and proportion.
	www.uic.edu /classes/orla/orla312/TeethBeautyBiologyHealth.htm (1094 words)

	Chap28
		One point seems to be certain, that between the Romano-British epoch and the sub-epochs recorded in the table of strata given above there is a great gulf.
		He specially recognised that the bones had been gnawed, and also insists on the fact that flint implements occur in intimate association with the bones.
		Similar, and I believe identical brick-earths underlie the 'Chalky boulder-clay' in the neighbourhood, the boulder-clay having been removed by denudation from that portion of the brick-earth in which the implements were found at Botany Bay near Thetford in Suffolk.
	www.geology.19thcenturyscience.org /books/1878-Ramsay-Geology/text-ocr/text/Chap28.html (6826 words)

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		M. in Botany, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, 2003.
		B. in Botany, Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, 1999.
		Participation in Botany 2001 and Annual Meeting of the American Bryological and Lichenological Society, Albuquerque NM.
	bama.ua.edu /~jlopez/sarah.html (469 words)

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		The Earl of Cranbrook 446 1964 12 6 99 Megaceros savini.
		David R. Nash 389 1977 17 4 833 Nature Conservancy in the Churchyard F. Bingley 401 1977 17 4 834 Fifty years of ornithology in Suffolk W. Payn 52 1979 18 1 847 Suffolk botany, 1929-1979.
		F. Simpson 55 1979 18 1 848 A review of some butterflies and moths in Suffolk during the past fifty years Baron de Worms 63 1979 18 1 849 Recollections of a Suffolk Naturalist in the early days of the Society E. Wiltshire 70 1979 18 1 850 Some Suffolk plant records 1977-1978.
	www.boxvalley.co.uk /nature/sns/snh/snhtrans.txt (7457 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		NNTP-Posting-Host: sun2.ruf.uni-freiburg.de Summary: looking for megaceros Keywords: moss, chloroplast,sequencing Hi netters, in our lab we are sequencing chloroplast DNA from different plants.
		For phylogenetic reasons I am looking for plant material from a member of the genus Megaceros.
		Is there anybody out there who could send me an 'aliqout' of this plant (only a few grammes are needed)?
	www.ibiblio.net /pub/academic/agriculture/sustainable_agriculture/botany/bionet.plants/OLD1/3226 (113 words)

	CRYPTOGAMS IN GENERAL( SEEDLESS) - BOTANY : BOOKS
		L LINDER / FARLOWIA, A JOURNAL OF CRYPTOGAMIC BOTANY, VOLUME 1, 1943-1944 [Aleurodiscus, Coniophora, Corticium, Helotium, Hypochnus, Megaceros,Peniophora, Thelephora, Peziza].
		L LINDER / FARLOWIA, A JOURNAL OF CRYPTOGAMIC BOTANY, VOLUME 3, 1947-1949 [Puccinia, Enteromorpha, Nitella, Hypomyces, Memnoniella, Bostrychia, Chara, Linderomyces, antibiotic].
		Farlowia, A Journal Of Cryptogamic Botany, VOLUME 3, 1947-1949
	www.parki.com /B586U.htm (284 words)

	Meetings of the BBS - 2002
		On the morning of Saturday 14 September a bus transported participants across Edinburgh to the Royal Botanic Garden (RBGE), where we were welcomed by Dr Mary Gibby, the Director of Science, who outlined some of the current activities of the RBGE in cryptogamic botany and bryology.
		She also described the excellent research facilities at RBGE for bryology, including the bryophyte herbarium and library, which are available for consultation by BBS members.
		Together, Britain and Italy have remarkably good bryophyte floras for our kind of work; most groups are well represented and can be fixed immediately after collection.
	rbg-web2.rbge.org.uk /bbs/meetings/mtgs02.htm (12349 words)

	references.html
		Bone ultrastructure in the antler of the extinct giant irish deer (Megaceros).
		Note on collagen molecular preservation in an 11 ka old Megaceros (Giant Deer) antler: solubilization in a non-aqueous medium (anhydrous formic acid).
		Population ecology of Cirsium pitcheri on Lake Huron sand dunes I. Impact of white-tailed deer.
	ecol.zool.kyoto-u.ac.jp /homepage/serow/references.html (13505 words)

	LINDER / FARLOWIA, A JOURNAL OF CRYPTOGAMIC BOTANY, VOLUME 1, 1943-1944: BOTANY - CRYPTOGAMS IN GENERAL( SEEDLESS): ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		LINDER / FARLOWIA, A JOURNAL OF CRYPTOGAMIC BOTANY, VOLUME 1, 1943-1944 [Topics include:- Aleurodiscus, Coniophora, Corticium, Helotium, Hypochnus, Megaceros,Peniophora, Thelephora, Peziza, Farlowia, A Journal Of Cryptogamic Botany, VOLUME 1, 1943-1944.]
		Linder / Farlowia, A Journal Of Cryptogamic Botany, VOLUME 1, 1943-1944
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	www.parki.com /586an65d.htm (115 words)

	The Secret Doctrine by H. P. Blavatsky, vol 2, pt 3, ch 5
		The types of the skulls found in Europe are of two kinds, as is well known: the orthognathous and the prognathous, or the Caucasian and the negro types; such as are now found only in the African and the lower savage tribes.
		Professor Heer -- who argues that the facts of Botany necessitate the hypothesis of an Atlantis -- has shown that the plants of the Neolithic lake-villagers are mainly of African origin.
		How did the latter come to be in Europe if there was no former point of union between Africa and Europe?
	www.sacred-texts.com /the/sd/sd2-3-06.htm (3548 words)

	mrsKPG
		Figures included : The Tibetan, East Indians, Sumatrans, Javanese, Dyaks of Borneo, Islanders of the Louisiade Archipelago - Papuans and Australians, Danakil and Negro of the Eastern Coast of Africa, Southern Africans - Zulus and Bushmen, Indians of the Amazon, Indians from British Guiana, North Americans and Greenlanders.
		Exhibits in the Zoology and Botany sections included a boar-hunt, which was a relic of the Great Exhibition of 1851.
		The Old World Court was devoted to African and Asiatic exhibits.
	www.crystal.dircon.co.uk /mrskpg.htm (12105 words)

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