18 research outputs found
The Phytomer in Relation to Floral Homologies in the American Maydeae
No full textVolume: 19Start Page: 1End Page: 3
THE ORIGIN AND POSSIBLE EVOLUTION OF SUB-TASSEL EARS IN MAIZE
No full textVolume: 16Start Page: 261End Page: 26
Indian Corn in Old America. Paul Weatherwax. The Macmillan Company, New York, 1954. vii + 253 pp., 75 figs., 3 color pis. $7.50.
No full textEVOLUTION LEADING TO THE FORMATION OF THE CUPULATE FRUIT CASE IN THE AMERICAN MAYDEAE
No full textVolume: 17Start Page: 217End Page: 23
THE EFFECTS OF CERTAIN GENES ON THE OUTER PISTILLATE GLUME OF MAIZE
No full textVolume: 18Start Page: 57End Page: 7
Some observations on the dissemination of Tripsacum [Gramineae]
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SPREAD OF EIGHT-ROWED MAIZE FROM THE PREHISTORIC SOUTHWEST
No full textVolume: 20Start Page: 117End Page: 16
ESTIMATES OF TEOSINTE INTROGRESSION IN ARCHAEOLOGICAL MAIZE
No full textVolume: 17Start Page: 101End Page: 12
FURTHER ARCHAEOLOGICAL EVIDENCE ON THE EFFECTS OF TEOSINTE INTROGRESSION IN THE EVOLUTION OF MODERN MAIZE
No full textVolume: 19Start Page: 163End Page: 18
PREHISTORIC MAIZE, TEOSINTE, AND TRIPSACUM FROM TAMAULIPAS, MEXICO
No full textVolume: 22Start Page: 33End Page: 6
