1998 Annual Meeting of the
Botanical Society of America
2-6 August, 1998   Baltimore, MD

Developmental & Structural Section
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  1. ALIX, MITCHELL* AND ROBIN W. SCRIBAILO. - Correlations between inflorescence architecture and reproductive success in Potamogeton amplifolius .
  2. BARONE LUMAGA, M. R.*, J. E. MICKLE, AND P. DE LUCA. - Stomatal and epidermal morphology in developing axes of Psilotum nudum. [Poster]
  3. BARTHLOTT, WILHELM AND CHRISTOPH NEINHUIS.* - The Lotus-Effect: a paradigm for the use of a natural design for technical application..
  4. BRADY, MELINDA S. - Testing the role of spatial constraints in floral morphology: computer modeling of floral development.
  5. BRIAND, CHRISTOPHER H.*, ELICHIA A. VENSO, AND BARBARA A. WAINWRIGHT. - Axis rotation in allometric analysis: Which regression should I use? [Poster]
  6. BRIAND, CHRISTOPHER H.*, SHANNON M. CAMPION, DAMION A. DZAMBO, AND KERRI A. WILSON. - Mechanical properties of the trunk of the devil's walking stick (Aralia spinosa L.): Implications for tree architecture.
  7. BUZGO, MATYAS* AND PETER K. ENDRESS. - Flower development of Acorus calamus (Acoraceae).
  8. CARMICHAEL, JEFFREY S.* AND SARENA M. MATTSON. - Ovule, embryo, and endosperm development in leafy spurge (Euphorbia esulaL.) [Poster]
  9. CHRISTIANSON, MICHAEL L. - The mosses Funaria hygrometrica and Ceratodon purpureus use different molecules to regulate growth of adjacent protonema.
  10. DOUGLAS, ANDREW W.* AND DENNIS W. STEVENSON. - The reproductive architecture of Platanaceae: evolutionary transformations based on fossil and extant evidence.
  11. ENDRESS, PETER K. - Symmetry in flowers - diversity and evolution. [Special Paper]
  12. EVANS, LANCE S>. - Growth and cell population kinetics during development of roots of Pisum sativum.
  13. FAIVRE, AMY E. - A Comparison of Floral Ontogeny Between Three Heterostylous Species of Rubiaceae.
  14. FLOYD, SANDRA K.*, VERONICA T. LERNER, AND WILLIAM E. FRIEDMAN. - Endosperm development in Platanus racemosa, a basal eudicot.
  15. GLADISH, DANIEL K.* AND TERUO NIKI. - Factors influencing the formation rate of high temperature-induced vascular cavities in pea roots (Pisum sativum L.cv. Alaska ).
  16. HAYCRAFT, COURTNEY J.* AND JEFFREY S. CARMICHAEL. - Development of ovules on bisexual strobili of Gnetum gnemon.
  17. HERMANN, BRIAN P.*, TARUN K. MAL, RUSSEL J. WILLIAMS, AND NORMAN R. DOLLAHAN. - Quantitative evaluation of stigma polymorphisms in a tristylous weed, Lythrum salicaria(Lythraceae).
  18. HERR, JOHN M., JR. - A revision of the telome theory for the origin of megaphylls.
  19. HORNER, HARRY T* AND NELS R LERSTEN. - A survey of types and distrbution of calcium oxalate crystals in leaves of Prunus sensu lato (Rosaceae).
  20. HORNER, HARRY T. - Soybean floral nectaries and their potential for improving cross-pollination for hybrid soybean production.
  21. HUFFORD, LARRY. - The evolution of fruits in the Hydrangeaceae.
  22. KAPLAN, DONALD R. - The science of plant morphology: man bites dogma.
  23. KIM, INSUN. - Foliar structural differentiation of Salsola komarovii (Chenopodiaceae).
  24. KIRCHOFF, BRUCE K.* AND MICHELLE MIYOKO GIBSON. - Hofmeister's rule and the initiation of floral organs.
  25. KOCYAN, ALEXANDER* AND PETER K. ENDRESS. - Floral structure and development in Curculigo (Hypoxidaceae, Asparagales).
  26. KORN, ROBERT. - Analysis of Shoot Organization in Six Species of the Cupressaceae Based on Chimerical Behavior.
  27. KWIATKOWSKA, DOROTA. - Patterns of shoot primary structure related to phyllotaxis.
  28. LEBKUECHER, JEFFERSON G.*, KURT A. HALDEMAN, CHRISTINE E. HARRIS, SONIA L. HOLZ, SARY A. JOUDAH, AND DARCY A. MINTON. - Development of photosystem-II activity during irradiance of etiolated Helianthus (Asteraceae) seedlings. [Poster]
  29. LEE, DAVID W. - Red pigment distribution in leaves of tropical plants.
  30. LEONG, LAUREL L. Y.*, KENNETH G. WILSON, AND NANCY L. SMITH-HUERTA. - A gene expression comparison of wild-type sepals and petals of Clarkia tembloriensis (Onagraceae) and the sepaloid petals of the crinkled petal mutant. [Poster]
  31. LI, XIAOJIE*, J.M. BASKIN, AND C.C. BASKIN. - Morphology and physiology of fruit and seed growth and development in two bird-dispersed shrubs, Rhus aromatica, and R. glabra (Anacardiaceae).
  32. LITT, AMY* AND DENNIS W. STEVENSON. - Floral morphology of the Vochysiaceae: asymmetry and pseudomonomery.
  33. LUM, KARIN T., MARY PARENT, PHILIP D. REID*, AND IRWIN P. TING. - Regulation of CAM induction in Mesembryanthemum crystallinum by photoperiod and salt stress. [Poster]
  34. MADDEN, JAREN I.*, CYNTHIA S. JONES, AND CAROL A. AUER. - Structural comparison of somatic embryo development in the hybrid Pelargonium x hortorum Bailey and three ancestral species.
  35. MATTSON, SARENA M.* AND JEFFREY S. CARMICHAEL. - Reproductive biology of leafy spurge (Euphorbia esula L.): pollen tube pathway and breeding system analysis.
  36. MCMAHON, MICHELLE* AND LARRY HUFFORD. - Corolla-androecium synorganization in the flowers of tribe Amorpheae (Fabaceae).
  37. MCMANUS, HILARY A.*, JAMES L. SEAGO, JR., LELAND C. MARSH, AND KAMAL I. MOHAMED. - Structural comparison of three Typha species: Typha glauca and its putative parental species, T. latifolia and T. angustifolia.
  38. MELOCHE, CHRISTOPHER G.* AND PAMELA K. DIGGLE. - Developmental preformation of Acomastylis rossii (Roseaceae) in contrasting alpine tundra sites.
  39. MIKESELL, JAN E. - Influences of plant density and root excision on development in Zea mays.
  40. MOODY, AMBER*, PAMELA K. DIGGLE, AND DAVID A. STEINGRABER. - Architectural and developmental analysis of the vegetative propagule of Mimulus gemmiparus (Scrophulariaceae).
  41. NICHOL, SUSAN A.* AND WENDY KUHN SILK. - Effect of growth zones on pH in the rhizosphere. [Poster]
  42. NIKLAS, KARL J. - A statistical approach to mechanical factors of safety.
  43. NYFFELER, RETO. - Parallel trends in stem characters of West-Andean cacti (Cactaceae, Notocacteae).
  44. OWEN, JR., T. PAGE* AND KRISTEN A. LENNON1. - Structure and development of the pitchers from the carnivorous plant Nepenthes alata. [Poster]
  45. OWENS, SHIRLEY A. - Secondary pulvini in the leaves of Cercis canadensis L. (Fabaceae).
  46. OWENS, SHIRLEY A.*, JOANNE H. WHALLON, AND STANLEY L. FLEGLER. - The formation of calcium crystals during fixation of sectioned pulvinus tissue.
  47. PAOLILLO, DOMINICK J.SECTION OF PLANT BIOLOGY. - The outer epidermal wall, extension growth and organ support.
  48. RANDALL, PAULA F.*, JOHN S. GARDNER, AND DANIEL J. FAIRBANKS. - SEM analysis of the seed surface morphologies of two varieties of Chenopodium quinoa. [Poster]
  49. RUNIONS, C. JOHN* AND MONICA A. GEBER. - A heterochronic shift leading to self-pollination in Clarkia xantiana ssp. parviflora (Onagraceae).
  50. RUSSELL, SCOTT D.*, ZHAOJIE ZHANG, AND HUI-QIAO TIAN. - Collection and characterization of male gametes of Plumbago and Nicotiana.
  51. SCHECKLER, STEPHEN E.* AND JEAN GALTIER. - Secondary tissues and vascular cambium mechanics of basal lignophytes.
  52. SCHOENENBERGER, JUERG* AND PETER K. ENDRESS. - Floral structure and development in Thunbergioideae s.l. (Acanthaceae).
  53. SCRIBAILO, ROBIN W. - Floral development inSyngonium podophyllum(Araceae).
  54. SEAGO, JAMES L., JR. - Development and structure of the root cortex of the wetland plant, Caltha palustris.
  55. SMITH, MARIANNE B*, HARRY T HORNER, AND REID G PALMER. - A developmental microscopic study of a Chinese wild-type soybean line exhibiting male sterility.
  56. SOROS, CONNIE L.* AND NANCY G. DENGLER. - Ontogenetic derivation of PCA and PCR tissues in C3 and C4 Cyperaceae and comparisons with the Poaceae.
  57. STEVENSON, DENNIS W.* AND ANDREW W. DOUGLAS. - Hülles, ocreas and metamers: vegetative architecture of Platanus revisited.
  58. TONG, KATHLEEN L.* AND THOMAS L. ROST. - The relationship of T-divisions to root apical organization patterns in Trifolium repens. [Poster]
  59. WENZEL, CAROL L. AND THOMAS L. ROST.* - Spiral growth in Arabidopsis thaliana roots. [Poster]
  60. WILLIAMS, GEOFFREY L.* AND KAREN L. KLOMPARENS. - Picea pungens pollen, a three dimensional exploration.
  61. WILLIAMS, GEOFFREY L.* AND KAREN L. KLOMPARENS. - Reconstructing the ovuliferous scale in Picea pungens to examine the mechanisms surrounding pollination drop secretion.