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A comprative Morphology and Anatomy of some species of Cinnamomum of the Southern Shan States of Burma / Khin Wai Wai.

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TextRangoon: University of Rangoon, 1983Description: 85 pages, plate(xviii): plates, figures, 30 cmSubject(s): Botany -- comprative Morphology and Anatomy -- Southern Shan States of Burma

DDC classification: T-47 M.Sc.

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CONTENTS_ Chapter ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ABSTRACT I . INTRODUCTION II. LITERATURE REVIEW III. MATERIALS AND METHODS IV. OBSERVATIONS Morphology Taxonomy Anatomy V. DISCUSSION VI. SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS VII. LITERATURE CITED VIII. PLATES AND FIGURES. Khin Wai Wai. A comprative Morphology and Anatomy of some species of Cinnamomum of the Southern Shan States of Burma

Dissertation note: ABSTRACT _ A morphological study on the vegetative and reproductive parts and an anatomical study on the barks of the five speices of the genus Cinnamomum Bl.growing wild in the Southern Shan States of Burma, have been undertaken. Since the barks of the Cinnamomum Bl. species are of economic interest, an attempt has also been made to study regeneration of the five species studied in this investigation. It took about tweleve weeks to recover from the wound and resumed its normal development. M.Sc. University of Rangoon: 1983

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Includes discussion, summary, conclusions, plates, figures.

ABSTRACT _ A morphological study on the vegetative and reproductive parts and an anatomical study on the barks of the five speices of the genus Cinnamomum Bl.growing wild in the Southern Shan States of Burma, have been undertaken.
Since the barks of the Cinnamomum Bl. species are of economic interest, an attempt has also been made to study regeneration of the five species studied in this investigation.
It took about tweleve weeks to recover from the wound and resumed its normal development. M.Sc. University of Rangoon: 1983

CONTENTS_
Chapter
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ABSTRACT
I . INTRODUCTION
II. LITERATURE REVIEW
III. MATERIALS AND METHODS
IV. OBSERVATIONS
Morphology
Taxonomy
Anatomy
V. DISCUSSION
VI. SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS
VII. LITERATURE CITED
VIII. PLATES AND FIGURES. Khin Wai Wai. A comprative Morphology and Anatomy of some species of Cinnamomum of the Southern Shan States of Burma

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