Die Mineralische Ernährung Der Pflanze / Mineral Nutrition of Plants 1958
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-94729-2_11
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Bedeutung der Carnivorie für die Versorgung der Pflanze mit Mineralstoffen

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“…For example, the shoots of Utricularia purpurea (Fig. 9) were interpreted as having no leaves at all (Schmucker and Linnemann, 1959). Troll and Dietz (1954) concluded similarly with respect to the shoots of terrestrial and epiphytic Utricularia species.…”
Section: Nine Rules For a Better Understanding Of Utricularia Body Pl...mentioning
confidence: 85%
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“…For example, the shoots of Utricularia purpurea (Fig. 9) were interpreted as having no leaves at all (Schmucker and Linnemann, 1959). Troll and Dietz (1954) concluded similarly with respect to the shoots of terrestrial and epiphytic Utricularia species.…”
Section: Nine Rules For a Better Understanding Of Utricularia Body Pl...mentioning
confidence: 85%
“…Troll, 1939' (e.g. Troll, p. 1858Schmucker and Linnemann, 1959;Reut and Fineran, 2000;Albert and Jobson, 2001;Jobson and Albert, 2001). However, the stolons of various Utricularia species (e.g.…”
Section: Nine Rules For a Better Understanding Of Utricularia Body Pl...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Another marked environmental difference between sites is the soil -water content (Table 1) and water may be an important factor limiting growth of these species. The leaves are covered with glands secreting fluids for trapping and digesting of prey (Schmucker and Linnemann 1959;Heslop-Hanison and Knox 1971) and probably have high transpiration rates. The nutrient incomes could then be related to the prey abundance, and to the size and efficiency of the trapping organs i.e., the leaves, rather than to the nutrient status of the site.…”
Section: Between-site Variation In P Vulgarismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Gegen die als Alternative denkbare Hypothese einer Fernbesiedelung der westlichen Teilareale von SO-Asien als Ausgangsraum [14] spricht schliefllich, dai3 die Nepenthes-Samen zwar klein und flugfahig, aber nur kurze Zeit keimfahig sind [18] und offenbar nicht einmal die Distanzen zwischen isolierten Bergmassiven auf Sumatra und Borneo problemlos iiberbriicken konnen. Anders ware es unverstandlich, dai3 auf nahezu jedem dieser inselartig aus dem Tieflandsurwald herausragenden Berggipfel sich endemische Lokalarten entwickeln konnten ~41.…”
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