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However, it is not certain if their relationship was agamic, sexual, or extended to a menage a trois with Eakins wife.

The micro-propagation can be initiated through the meristem culture that has been extensively used in agamic propagation, due to the multiplication rate and the genetic meristem cell stabilities (PASSOS et al., 1985).

Over the years, the two institutes have produced critical editions of aiva Agamic texts, often with French or English translations, which contain Saivasiddhantin doctrines, rules for rituals and conduct of the initiated, as well as rules for image-making and architecture.

The genus forms agamic complex and is considered monobasic on x = 9.

Chapter Six continues the motif of the earlier chapter by focusing more specifically on the administration of Agamic Hindu Temples and the observance of a major Hindu festival, Tai Pucam.

Abhinavagupta unveils his phonematic emanation most fully in his commentaries on the Paratrimsika (The Thirty Verses Embodying the Other), an Agamic Saiva text that focuses on the mantra of the Trika Goddess Para, the Goddess who is the Infinite-Other-Voice.

Taxonomy of agamic complexes in plants: A role for metapopulation thinking.

Thus, they can originate agamic complexes, in which the very concept of 'species' becomes doubtful.

Inheritance studies indicated a single-locus model of genetic control of apomixis in the signalgrass-palisadegrass-ruzigrass agamic complex (Ndikumana, 1985; Valle et al., 1994; Valle and Savidan, 1996): tetraploid apomicts are simplex for a dominant allele (Aaaa) at the putative "apomixis locus," sexuals being homozygous recessive at the locus and either diploid (aa) or tetraploid (aaaa).