RMMC6N52–Zodiac Sign Aquarius Image of Aquarius the water pourer pouring the mystic waters to fecundate the earth. From an eighteenth century Italian Tarocchi pack which incorporates zodiacal and elemental images
RFR2H3GT–pollination
RMP565CA–TRICHODES APIARIUM, libando en una flor. Escarabajo.
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RM2CE1N5G–. The Boston Cooking School magazine of culinary science and domestic economics . is largely a local problem. Some va-rieties yield better and come to greater perfection in a given locality thanothers, and this cannot be told untilafter a trial. For this reason it is bestfor the beginner to leave the matterof varieties to the nurseryman or seeds-man from whom he obtains his plants. All the varieties mentioned aboveare perfect-flowered varieties, and willproduce fruit if planted alone. Somevarieties, however, have imperfect blos-soms, and cannot fecundate them-selves. A number of our best varie
RFH6NA0A–agriculture
RMEA55YD–Bee on chamomile flower
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RFRT42D9–Early spring pollination, Crocus or Saffron flower and bumblebee covered by pollen, close up view
RFR2KKYY–bee in the flower
RFKNAE3C–Green Forest
RFR2EYK7–honeybee
RMPFAX52–. A dictionary of practical apiculture. Bees. 54 DICTIONARY OF foundation of the honey-comb, the first being called nommosin by the experienced, and the third propolis. Pollen.—The minute grains which fecundate the ovules con- tained within the female organs of the plant. It has also been called farina, but this term, in this sense, is obsolete. It is not even given in Balfour's Glossary of Botanical Terms. Pollen is also called bee-bread, and from a mistaken idea that it was the crude material from which combs are made, it has been called raw wax. Pollen presents a peculiar and characteristic
RFE5XPK2–spermatozoon and ovule watercolor illustration, fertilize concept
RMRE98KD–. An encyclopædia of gardening; comprising the theory and practice of horticulture, floriculture, arboriculture, and landscape-gardening, including all the latest improvements; a general history of gardening in all countries; and a statistical view of its present state, with suggestions for its future progress, in the British Isles. Gardening. 184 SCIENCE OF GARDENING. Part II. but rather in the quality, as ft is not always plants having the most pollen that produce the most seeds. The two stamens of the orcnidse fecundate 8000 seeds, and the five stamens of tobacco fecundate 900: while the 50
RMRE0PDC–. Elementary botany. Botany. CEDOGONIUM. lOI opening through which the spermatozoid entered to fecundate the egg. 238. Dwarf male plants.—In some species there will also be seen peculiar club-shaped dwarf plants attached to the side of the oogonium, or near it, and in many cases the end of this dwarf plant has an open lid on the end. 239. Antheridium.—The end cell of the dwarf male in such species is the antheridium. In other species the spermatozoids are developed in different cells (antheridia) of the same thread which bears the oogonium, or on a different thread. 240. Zoospore stage of oedo
RFJ5AJTJ–insect bumblebee bloom blossom flourish flourishing blossoms spring branch
RFKNACJ9–Pinecone
RMRD2HN2–. Elementary botany. Botany. CEDOGONIUM. IOI opening through which the spermatozoid entered to fecundate the egg. 238. Dwarf male plants.—In some species there will also be seen peculiar club-shaped dwarf plants attached to the side of the oogonium, or near it, and in many cases the end of this dwaif plant has an open lid on the end. 239. Antheridium.—The end cell of the dwarf male in such species is the antheridium. In other species the spermatozoids are developed in different cells (antheridia) of the same thread which bears the oogonium, or on a different thread. 240. Zoospore stage of cedo
RMRE2NC1–. Elementary botany. Botany. (EDOGONIUM. 149 opening through which the spermatozoid entered to fecundate the egg. 313. Dwarf male plants.—In some species there will also be seen peculiar club-shaped dwarf plants attached to the side of the oogonium, or near it, and in many cases the end of this dwarf plant has an open lid on the end. 314. Antheridium.—The end cell of the dwarf male in such species is the antheridmm. In other species the spermatozoids are developed in different cells (antheridia) of the same thread which bears the oogonium, or on a different thread. 316. Zoospore stage of cedog
RMRDWGEN–. Elementary botany. Botany. CEDOGONIUM. IOI opening through which the spermatozoid entered to fecundate the egg. 238. Dwarf male plants.—In some species there will also be seen peculiar club-shaped dwarf plants attached to the side of the oogonium, or near it, and in many cases the end of this dwarf plant has an open lid on the end. 239. Antheridium.—The end cell of the dwarf male in such species is the antheridium. In other species the spermatozoids are developed in different cells (antheridia) of the same thread which bears the oogonium, or on a different thread. 240. Zoospore stage of cedo
RMRPK3A1–. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. 360 AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL. June 6, 1901. drones from laying- workers vrere unable to furnish sperm- cells that would fecundate the eggs. That the drones from the two sources may differ would not be exceptional, as there is a wasp which has two kinds of drones. It is not known, however, whether or not these drones have a differ- ent parentage. ARTIFICIAL PARTHBNOGEXBSIS. The interesting experiments of Morgan and Loeb, which show that by the addition of certain salts the unfer- tilized eggs of sea-urchins may be made to develop more or less completely, h
RMRJD8B4–. Cercetari de embriologie experimentala. Embryology. 14 INTRODUCERE apar?inîiul unor parteneri de rase sau specii diferite, eiim sîut, de pild? : introducerea^ g?lbenu?ului într-un oviduct str?in, unde cap?t? un strat de albu? heterorasial sau hetero- specific, a?ezarea enil)rionuliu vegetal (cereale), pe un li"teroendosperm, înlocuiri de albu? la oul de pas?re, introducerea ovulelor fecundate în oviducte str?ine la mamifere, transplant?ri de ovare întregi în mame adoptive de alt? ras? sau specie etc. Oa toate c? rezultatele ob?inute piin aplicarea acestor metode nu ne permit înc? apreci
RMRCT4M7–. A dictionary of practical apiculture. Bees. 54 DICTIONARY OF foundation of the honey-comb, the first being called nommosin by the experienced, and the third propolis. Pollen.—The minute grains which fecundate the ovules con- tained within the female organs of the plant. It has also been called farina, but this term, in this sense, is obsolete. It is not even given in Balfour's Glossary of Botanical Terms. Pollen is also called bee-bread, and from a mistaken idea that it was the crude material from which combs are made, it has been called raw wax. Pollen presents a peculiar and characteristic