In this paper, which is presented in two parts, the growth and development of the banana plant have been examined from the standpoint of the origin of the inflorescence and the development of the flowers (Part A) and the structure and development of the fruit (Part B). First the main centres of growth in these structures are located and the manner of their development is presented. Thereafter, attention is focused upon the salient events which determine the alternative courses of development with a view to designating the chemical and physiological stimuli that may be required
This study describes the in-field behavior of bananas (#Musa# ¿AA' sp.) obtained after regeneration ...
A series of physico-chemical (physical, chemical and physiological qualities) and structural changes...
Within-bunch (inflorescence) variability in banana fruit weight is of great importance: distal fruit...
Banana flowers form deep within the stem of the banana plant, long before they appear to us. The flo...
Banana flowers form deep within the stem of the banana plant, long before they appear to us. The flo...
Banana flowers form deep within the stem of the banana plant, long before they appear to us. The flo...
Banana flowers form deep within the stem of the banana plant, long before they appear to us. The flo...
Premise of research. Inflorescence and flower structure in the Musaceae is unique in the Zingiberale...
The flowering traits of banana one of the most complicated elaborating subject matters. Preliminary ...
Premise of research. Inflorescence and flower structure in the Musaceae is unique in the Zingiberale...
The plantain banana (cultivar nangka) is among the most valued crop plants in the tropical world. Ho...
A study on the physical and physiological characteristics of Rastali bananas (Musa AAB) was carried ...
Changes in the epidermal cell size, and morphology and composition of the epicuticular wax were stud...
The objective of this study was to gain a deeper understanding of the morphoanatomical and histochem...
In many parts of the world bananas are a staple food, while in other regions they are a highly value...
This study describes the in-field behavior of bananas (#Musa# ¿AA' sp.) obtained after regeneration ...
A series of physico-chemical (physical, chemical and physiological qualities) and structural changes...
Within-bunch (inflorescence) variability in banana fruit weight is of great importance: distal fruit...
Banana flowers form deep within the stem of the banana plant, long before they appear to us. The flo...
Banana flowers form deep within the stem of the banana plant, long before they appear to us. The flo...
Banana flowers form deep within the stem of the banana plant, long before they appear to us. The flo...
Banana flowers form deep within the stem of the banana plant, long before they appear to us. The flo...
Premise of research. Inflorescence and flower structure in the Musaceae is unique in the Zingiberale...
The flowering traits of banana one of the most complicated elaborating subject matters. Preliminary ...
Premise of research. Inflorescence and flower structure in the Musaceae is unique in the Zingiberale...
The plantain banana (cultivar nangka) is among the most valued crop plants in the tropical world. Ho...
A study on the physical and physiological characteristics of Rastali bananas (Musa AAB) was carried ...
Changes in the epidermal cell size, and morphology and composition of the epicuticular wax were stud...
The objective of this study was to gain a deeper understanding of the morphoanatomical and histochem...
In many parts of the world bananas are a staple food, while in other regions they are a highly value...
This study describes the in-field behavior of bananas (#Musa# ¿AA' sp.) obtained after regeneration ...
A series of physico-chemical (physical, chemical and physiological qualities) and structural changes...
Within-bunch (inflorescence) variability in banana fruit weight is of great importance: distal fruit...