Rudimentary branch

Rudimentary branches absent state 1 present, not gemmiferous but naked or only set with a few scaly leaves state 2 present, gemmiferous state 3. 

Pelser, P. B., Kruijer, H. (J. D.) and Verpoorte, R. (2002) What is the function of oil-containing rudimentary branches in the moss Canalohypopterygium tamariscinuml New Zealand Journal of Botany, 40 149-153. 

Rudimentary topology shows that a space is irreducible iff every nonempty open set is dense. Obviously then such spaces are not common in the usual branches of topology. But in fc" they regularly occur and have a familiar algebraic meaning. 

Branching occurs only in pleomorphic cultures. Branch is rudimentary (limited to Y,T,V or L shapes). 

Thallus crustose. Ascocarps round to irregularly undulate and branched, without or with only a rudimentary receptacle. Asci globose to broadly clavate, united in lax groups or defined. Hypothecium sometimes carbonized. Thallus lichenized or saprophytic or parasitic to parasymbiotic on lichens. Widely distributed but richly developed in the tropics. 

The theory of the effect of crystal structure on k is still in a very rudimentary state. It is generally observed that the larger the number of optical branches in the phonon spectrum, the lower the thermal conductivity. In garnets, there are 80 atoms in the primitive unit cells, and there are 97 optical modes at the zone center (Hurrell et al., 1%8). The combination of infrared and Raman studies has... 

In the best-known purple bacteria, understanding of the primary electron transfer events is stiH rudimentary why is a dimer needed as primary electron donor, what is the function of the monomeric bacteriochlo-rophyll located on the active branch, what makes possible a high yield of charge separation even at low temperature, why are there two branches in the RC structure and why is only one of them active ... 

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