. Journal of agricultural research . Journal of Agricultural Research Vol. XVII, No. 3 Structure of the Maize Ear Plate 17. Journal of Agricultural Research Vol. XVII. No. 3 PLATE 17 Pistillate inflorescences of hybrid between Euchlaena and maize: A.—Showing pedicelled staminate spikelets with sessile pistillate spikelets. B.—Closely compacted inflorescense with two rows of alicoles and four rows of seeds. C-E.—Spirally twisted inflorescences, with three rows of alicoles. PLATE i8 Pistillate inflorescences of hybrid between Huchlaena and maize, showing yokedalicoles:A-C—The alicoles are in fou

. Journal of agricultural research . Journal of Agricultural Research Vol. XVII, No. 3 Structure of the Maize Ear Plate 17. Journal of Agricultural Research Vol. XVII. No. 3 PLATE 17 Pistillate inflorescences of hybrid between Euchlaena and maize: A.—Showing pedicelled staminate spikelets with sessile pistillate spikelets. B.—Closely compacted inflorescense with two rows of alicoles and four rows of seeds. C-E.—Spirally twisted inflorescences, with three rows of alicoles. PLATE i8 Pistillate inflorescences of hybrid between Huchlaena and maize, showing yokedalicoles:A-C—The alicoles are in fou Stock Photo

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. Journal of agricultural research . Journal of Agricultural Research Vol. XVII, No. 3 Structure of the Maize Ear Plate 17. Journal of Agricultural Research Vol. XVII. No. 3 PLATE 17 Pistillate inflorescences of hybrid between Euchlaena and maize: A.—Showing pedicelled staminate spikelets with sessile pistillate spikelets. B.—Closely compacted inflorescense with two rows of alicoles and four rows of seeds. C-E.—Spirally twisted inflorescences, with three rows of alicoles. PLATE i8 Pistillate inflorescences of hybrid between Huchlaena and maize, showing yokedalicoles:A-C—The alicoles are in four rows corresponding vo an eight-rowed ear.D.—The alicoles are in five rows, corresponding to a ten-rowed ear. structure of the Maize Ear PLATE li

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