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PURBECK-WEALDEN (EARLY CRETACEOUS) CLIMATES
Authors: ALLEN P ALVIN KL ANDREWS JE BATTEN DJ CHARLTON WA CLEEVELY RJ ENSOM PC EVANS SE FRANCIS JE HAILWOOD EA HARDING IC HORNE DJ HUGHES NF HUNT CO JARZEMBOWSKI EA JONES TP KNOX RWO MILNER A NORMAN DB PALMER CP PARKER A PATTERSON GA PRICE GD RADLEY JD RAWSON PF ROSS AJ ROLFE S RUFFELL AH SELLWOOD BW SLADEN CP TAYLOR KG WATSON J WRIGHT VP WIMBLEDON WA BANHAM GH
Citation: P. Allen et al., PURBECK-WEALDEN (EARLY CRETACEOUS) CLIMATES, Proceedings of the Geologists' Association, 109, 1998, pp. 197-236
THE ROTATED-LAMINA SYNDROME .6. THE RANGE FROM PARTIAL TO NEAR-COMPLETE ROTATION IN TILIACEAE AND STERCULIACEAE
Authors: CHARLTON WA
Citation: Wa. Charlton, THE ROTATED-LAMINA SYNDROME .6. THE RANGE FROM PARTIAL TO NEAR-COMPLETE ROTATION IN TILIACEAE AND STERCULIACEAE, Canadian journal of botany, 75(1), 1997, pp. 170-187
THE ROTATED-LAMINA SYNDROME .7. DIRECT FORMATION OF LAMINA IN THE ROTATED POSITION IN PTEROSPERMUM (STERCULIACEAE) AND THE APPEARANCE OF HYPER-ROTATION
Authors: CHARLTON WA
Citation: Wa. Charlton, THE ROTATED-LAMINA SYNDROME .7. DIRECT FORMATION OF LAMINA IN THE ROTATED POSITION IN PTEROSPERMUM (STERCULIACEAE) AND THE APPEARANCE OF HYPER-ROTATION, Canadian journal of botany, 75(1), 1997, pp. 188-206
DEVELOPMENT OF DORSIVENTRALITY IN SEEDLINGS OF AZARA-SERRATA R-AND-P (FLACOURTIACEAE)
Authors: CHARLTON WA
Citation: Wa. Charlton, DEVELOPMENT OF DORSIVENTRALITY IN SEEDLINGS OF AZARA-SERRATA R-AND-P (FLACOURTIACEAE), Acta botanica neerlandica, 43(4), 1994, pp. 359-372
ELABORATION OF STIPULAR STRUCTURES IN AZARA-SERRATA R-AND-P (FLACOURTIACEAE)
Authors: CHARLTON WA
Citation: Wa. Charlton, ELABORATION OF STIPULAR STRUCTURES IN AZARA-SERRATA R-AND-P (FLACOURTIACEAE), Acta botanica neerlandica, 43(4), 1994, pp. 373-382
MALTESE PATTERNS OF DEPENDENCE - AN HISTORICAL-PERSPECTIVE
Authors: BEELEY BW CHARLTON WA
Citation: Bw. Beeley et Wa. Charlton, MALTESE PATTERNS OF DEPENDENCE - AN HISTORICAL-PERSPECTIVE, Scottish Geographical Magazine, 110(2), 1994, pp. 112-120
THE ROTATED-LAMINA SYNDROME .5. PARTIAL LAMINA ROTATION AND RELATED FEATURES IN HAMAMELIDACEAE
Authors: CHARLTON WA
Citation: Wa. Charlton, THE ROTATED-LAMINA SYNDROME .5. PARTIAL LAMINA ROTATION AND RELATED FEATURES IN HAMAMELIDACEAE, Canadian journal of botany, 72(5), 1994, pp. 626-634
THE ROTATED-LAMINA SYNDROME .4. RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN ROTATION AND SYMMETRY IN MAGNOLIA AND OTHER CASES
Authors: CHARLTON WA
Citation: Wa. Charlton, THE ROTATED-LAMINA SYNDROME .4. RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN ROTATION AND SYMMETRY IN MAGNOLIA AND OTHER CASES, Canadian journal of botany, 72(1), 1994, pp. 25-38
THE ROTATED-LAMINA SYNDROME .1. ULMACEAE
Authors: CHARLTON WA
Citation: Wa. Charlton, THE ROTATED-LAMINA SYNDROME .1. ULMACEAE, Canadian journal of botany, 71(2), 1993, pp. 211-221
THE ROTATED-LAMINA SYNDROME .2. THE SEEDLING OF ULMUS-GLABRA
Authors: CHARLTON WA
Citation: Wa. Charlton, THE ROTATED-LAMINA SYNDROME .2. THE SEEDLING OF ULMUS-GLABRA, Canadian journal of botany, 71(2), 1993, pp. 222-228
THE ROTATED-LAMINA SYNDROME .3. CASES IN BEGONIA, CORYLUS, MAGNOLIA, PELLIONIA, PRUNUS, AND TILIA
Authors: CHARLTON WA
Citation: Wa. Charlton, THE ROTATED-LAMINA SYNDROME .3. CASES IN BEGONIA, CORYLUS, MAGNOLIA, PELLIONIA, PRUNUS, AND TILIA, Canadian journal of botany, 71(2), 1993, pp. 229-247
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