Responses to natural climatic variation and experimental warming in two tundra plant species with contrasting fife forms:
Cassiope tetragono and Ranunculus nivalis.
Taken by the Canadian Space Agency's Cascade Smallsat and Ionospheric Polar Explorer (
CASSIOPE) satellite, "it's the first time this kind of imaging has been done from space," notes the Jet Propulsion Laboratory's Attila Komjathy, a coauthor of the study.
Cassiope Muirhead: evergreen, scale-like leaves with delicate white bells ?
Among shrubs maximum density percentages were of the species Berberis aristata, Berberis jaeschkeana,
Cassiope fastigiata, Cotoneaster bacillaris, Cotoneaster microphyllus, Desmodium elegans, Hippophae salicifolia, Lonicera hypoleuca, Rhododendron campanulatum, Rabdosia rugosa, Rhododendron anthopogon, Rubus ellipticus, Salix calyculata, Sorbaria tomentosa, Spiraea canescens, and so forth.
The rocket carried a satellite dubbed
Cassiope, a project of the Canadian Space Agency and other partners.
SpaceX carried a satellite dubbed
Cassiope, a project of the Canadian Space Agency and other partners.
That the dynamic factor in regeneration is not primarily the outcome of physiological movements of the animal, or of its parts, is made probable not only by many facts familiar to every student of regeneration, facts that show that the new part often develops under conditions where movement or function in this sense is absent, but also by the important experiments of Zeleny and of Stockard with the jelly-fish
Cassiope. They have shown that when one half of the disc is brought to rest by removing the sense organs (and scratching a barrier zone across the connecting ectoderm) the quiescent half regenerates as well and as rapidly as the half left pulsating during the period of regeneration.
Neyland 1905 Tribe Empetreae Corema conradii (Torr.) Loudon AAH 795-90-B Tribe Rhodoreae Rhododendron canescens (Michx.) Neyland 659 Sweet Subfamily Cassiopoideae
Cassiope fastigiata (Wall.) D.Don E19842198 Subfamily Harrimanelloideae Harrimanella hypnoides (L.) Coville N.G.
Also excluded on the basis of non-Classical date were Mycenaean Therapne, Hellenistic
Cassiope and Phillipi and Roman Imperial Nicopolis and Diocaesarea.