In the quantitative morphology of some the fruit plants of the Rosaceae family ( Apple, pear, quince, etc.), 2 formulas of Sardaryan L. S. are approximately performed for the area (S) of a simple oval (elliptic) leaf and for the area of the axial cross-section (Ssect) of a simple fruit of the Apple type{ [1] [2] [3] [4]
where is the sheet length (height) of the fetus, - the width of the sheet (of the fetus),
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In the quantitative morphology of some the fruit plants of the Rosaceae family ( Apple, pear, quince, etc.), 2 formulas of Sardaryan L. S. are approximately performed for the area (S) of a simple oval (elliptic) leaf and for the area of the axial cross-section (Ssect) of a simple fruit of the Apple type{ [1] [2] [3] [4]
where is the sheet length (height) of the fetus, - the width of the sheet (of the fetus),
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