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Chapter 27 Opener
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In-Text Art, Ch. 27, p. 557
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Figure 27.1 Perfect and Imperfect Flowers
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Figure 27.1 Perfect and Imperfect Flowers (Part 1)
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Figure 27.1 Perfect and Imperfect Flowers (Part 2)
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Figure 27.1 Perfect and Imperfect Flowers (Part 3)
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Figure 27.2 Sexual Reproduction in Angiosperms
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Figure 27.3 Self-incompatibility
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Figure 27.4 Double Fertilization
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Figure 27.5 Angiosperm Fruits
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Figure 27.5 Angiosperm Fruits (Part 1)
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Figure 27.5 Angiosperm Fruits (Part 2)
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Figure 27.5 Angiosperm Fruits (Part 3)
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In-Text Art, Ch. 27, p. 561 (1)
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In-Text Art, Ch. 27, p. 561 (2)
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Figure 27.6 The Transition to Flowering
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Figure 27.6 The Transition to Flowering (Part 1)
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Figure 27.6 The Transition to Flowering (Part 2)
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Figure 27.6 The Transition to Flowering (Part 3)
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Figure 27.7 Photoperiod and Flowering
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Figure 27.8 Night Length and Flowering
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Apply the Concept, Ch. 27, p. 564
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Figure 27.9 The Flowering Signal Moves from Leaf to Bud
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Figure 27.9 The Flowering Signal Moves from Leaf to Bud (Part 1)
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Figure 27.9 The Flowering Signal Moves from Leaf to Bud (Part 2)
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Figure 27.10 Molecular Biology of Flowering
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Figure 27.10 Molecular Biology of Flowering (Part 1)
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Figure 27.10 Molecular Biology of Flowering (Part 2)
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Figure 27.11 Vernalization
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In-Text Art, Ch. 27, p. 568
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Figure 27.12 Vegetative Reproduction
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Figure 27.12 Vegetative Reproduction (Part 1)
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Figure 27.12 Vegetative Reproduction (Part 2)
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Figure 27.12 Vegetative Reproduction (Part 3)
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Figure 27.13 The Advantage of Asexual Reproduction by Apomixis
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Figure 27.14 Grafting
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Figure 27.15 A Wild Relative of Poinsettia
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