Sepal Morphology
Sepal Morphology is a morphological construct that characterizes the structural form, arrangement, and developmental organization of sepals as the outermost floral organs in angiosperms, distinguishing them within the broader context of floral organ morphology by their protective function and typically sepal-specific phyllotaxy, venation, and tissue differentiation.
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The structural scheme of sepiolite
Bartholomew Nagy, W. F. Bradley · American Mineralogist · 1955 · 100 citations
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