PROCEEDINGS OF THE ORCHID SYMPOSIUM : 13th International Botanical Congress. 1981

Lawler, L.; & Kerr, R.D. (Editors)

Edité par Orchid Society of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia, 1981

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BRAND NEW Copy. Papers presented at the Orchid Symposium, held by satellite, function of the 13th International Botanical Congress, Sydney, Australia 1981. The 18 papers are: 1, Orchids: Present & Future (R.E. Holttum); 2, The Germination of Australian Orchid Seed (M.A, Clements); 3, Some Aspects of Orchid Ecology (Robert L. Dressler); 4. Origins & Affinities of the Orchard Flora of Cape York, Pennsylvannia (P.S. Lavarack); 5, Int'l Approaches to the Conservation of Wild Orchids (Edward S. Ayensu); 6, Why the Hell Do They Keep Changing Orchid Names (Don F. Blaxell); 7. The Pollination of Selected Australian Orchids (David L. Jones); 8, A Contribution Towards the Improvement of Scientific & Market Research in Orchids (A.N. Rao); 9, Orchid Mycorrhizal Fungi (J.H. Warcup); 10, Synopsis of Two Light Hearted Evening Lectures (Joseph Arditti); 11, Tissue Culture of Orchids (C.J. Goh & J. Arditti); 12, Rhisanthella: The Underground Orchid of Western Australia (Alexander S. George); 13, Carbon Fixation in Orchids (P.N. Avadhani & J. Arditti)' 14. Ethnobotany in Australian Orchids (Leonard J. Lawler); 15, Control of Flowering in Orchids (J. Arditti); 16, Post-pollination Phenomenon in Orchid Flowers (J. Arditti); and, to rear of volume, 17, The Ecology of CAM in Orchids in Nature & Some Practical Implications for Growers (B.J. Wallace); 18, Orchids in China (F.H. Wang & S.C. Chen).

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• Titre: PROCEEDINGS OF THE ORCHID SYMPOSIUM : 13th International Botanical Congress. 1981
• Éditeur: Orchid Society of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia
• Date de parution: 1981
• Reliure: Paperback/Spiral
• Édition: First Edition, First Thus
• État de l'article: New
• État de la jaquette: None as Issued
• Catalogues du vendeur:
  • Symposium, Proceedings, Conference
  • Anthology