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Physiology of embryonic development in cormophytes

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The morphological accounts of pteridophyte embryology, which in some respects are fairly complete, exemplify many developmental features which are common to all embryos1. They also indicate that there are physiological-genetical problems of very considerable interest, though so far these have received little attention.

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