in bud

The lotus blooms in the sight of the sun, and loses all that it has. It would not remain in bud in the eternal winter mist.

SI systems do not work if the stigma is pollinated experimentally when the flower is still in bud (allowing easy study of the system).

lobes almost free to base or united into a very short tube or joined in pairs at base, valvate in bud.

She just like like a is in bud, beauty and not the peony monster, colourful and not common, QianJiaoBaiMei and incomparable.

Petals white or with a reddish median stripe, pubescent or stellate pubescent especially on parts exposed in bud.

In an elderly woman, the combination of bronchiectasis , nodules, and tree-in-bud is highly suggestive of MAC infection.

The appearance of tree-in-bud strongly suggests endobronchial infection.

When a centrilobular distribution is present, the finding of "tree-in-bud" should be looked for.

The ability to fly no longer available in Bud Light. The endless refreshment, however, remains.

Study on Plant Morphological Characteristics of Coin Physiological Mature in Bud Grafting of Juglans regia L .

leaf blade narrowly to broadly elliptic, rolled longitudinally in bud, glabrous or hairy, margin entire.

Ovary terete in bud, becoming broadly conic, gourd-shaped, or ovoid at anthesis, slightly pubescent or glabrous.

Billy: I can teach you that and a whole lot more. Listen in bud!

Several nodular opacities are visible in the right upper lobe, with focal cavitation and several areas of "tree-in-bud. "

These pass the childhood, is in bud the flower, proudly was already in full bloom.

Fertile flowers with calyx teeth triangular, less than 1 mm in bud, slightly longer in fruit.

It's doubtful that there be no art or art in bud before labour of the human being.

calyx often opening early in bud to reveal closely packed anther tips and slightly exserted style.

Petals 4 or 5, inserted near mouth of calyx tube, imbricate or valvate in bud, conspicuous or not, or absent.

lobes oblong, falcate, overlapping to right, in bud with inflexed distal halves.

Filaments filiform, broadened toward base, reflexed in bud.

Perianth white with red stripes in bud, fading to white at anthesis, lobes abaxially with scattered, pink stripes.

Petals inserted at edge of disk, valvate, apex incurved in bud, later recurved.

Calyx with variously estivated lobes, usually valvate in bud.

Perianth segments 5, white or reddish, distinct or connate at base, imbricate in bud, persistent in fruit.

Flowers axillary on older twigs, solitary [or fasciculate]. Calyx completely united in bud, splitting at anthesis into 2[or 3] sepals after.

lobes very abruptly narrowed, ca. 5 mm, forming short narrow beak in bud, margin densely ciliate.

Corolla urceolate to campanulate, tube as long as to longer than lobes, lobes imbricate in bud.

Filaments of stamens erect in bud; shrubs or woody climbers.

Flowers bisexual, globose to ellipsoid in bud.

Flowers bisexual, ellipsoid to obovoid, or narrowly so or subcylindric in bud.

Sepals 4, small, ovate, oblong-ovate, or deltoid, bases connate, imbricate in bud.

Petals white, oblong to elliptic, 3-4 mm, broad, slightly imbricate in bud, outside pubescent, apex acuminate to obtuse.

Petals distinct, imbricate or narrowly so in bud.

The night kiss just like dew dampen the earth and all flowers in bud by spring rain.

leaf blade palmately lobed or rarely entire, folded or rarely convolute in bud.

Tepals 4 or 5, persistent, free or connate at base, equal or unequal, imbricate in bud, green or sometimes other colored.

lobes ca. as long as or shorter than corolla tube, valvate in bud.

Petals 5, strap-shaped, circinate in bud, much longer than sepals, apex acute.

Petals free, valvate in bud, falling early.

Petals 4, small, free, imbricate in bud, oblong-ovate, oblong, or linear.

She went away when the trees were in bud and the spring was young.

Petals 3-5, short, concave, quincuncial or imbricate in bud, distinct or rarely basally connate and adnate to staminal tube.

bracts ovate, ca. 2 mm, pubescent, overlapping in bud.

Petals pink in bud, becoming white, obovate, ca. 1. 5 cm, base shortly clawed, apex rounded.

Calyx lobes 5, free or united at base, imbricate in bud if not united.

Flowers reddish green in bud.

Male flowers pedicellate, in bud pear-shaped, ca. 2 mm in diam.

Petals 5, white, imbricate in bud, basally slightly connate.

Petals reddish, elliptic, 3-4 mm, yellow tomentose on parts exposed in bud.

lobes contorted in bud.

The tree is in bud already.

Petals 3, concave, imbricate in bud.

Petals 4-6, distinct, linear-oblong, imbricate to valvate in bud.

lower lobe outer in bud.

Petals deep yellow, oblong, ca. 2 mm in bud.

Petals 4 or 5, valvate in bud, connate apically and forming a calyptra, falling early.

Calyx campanulate or cup-shaped, 5-lobed, often 10-ribbed basally and plicate in bud.

Petals lorate, to 2 mm, pubescent on parts exposed in bud.

Petals 2-5, imbricate in bud, free, membranous.

Petals 4, imbricate in bud.

Disk absent. Stamens (1-)3-5(-many), hypogynous, free or connate at base, involute in bud; anthers 2-loculed, dehiscence longitudinal.

Sepals (2-)4 or 5(or 6), imbricate or decussate or rarely wholly united in bud, inner ones sometimes petaloid.

Flowers solitary, 12-20 cm in diam. , more than 5 cm in diam. in bud.

Petals 4 or 5(or 6), valvate or narrowly imbricate in bud.

Petals 3-5, imbricate in bud.

I have a flower grown in my heart, quiet in bud.

disk cushion-shaped, pubescent [in bud: filaments inserted very close to rudimentary ovary, either embedded or surrounded by disk];

filaments longer than calyx lobes, incurved with extrorse anthers in bud, erect with introrse anthers at anthesis;

Staminate flowers: usually prematurely dropped in bud with abortive pollen;

Observation of Morphological Changes of Lily Bulb in Bud Differentiation Periods

Advances in Bud Dormancy Types and Its Influential Factors

Determination of Total Flavonoids in Bud of Magnolia and Studies on Extraction Process

Value of Tree-in-Bud Sign on High-Resolution CT in Differential Diagnosis of the Lung Diseases

Stamens included; filaments inserted near apex of perianth tube, very short, erect in bud;

Stamens ascending, slightly exserted, involute in bud;

anthers exserted beyond petals in bud and appearing versatile;

stamens as many as calyx lobes, erect, straight in bud [or sometimes inflexed];

Stamens numerous, arranged in many whorls, curved in bud;

Higher survival rate in jujube transplanting in bud period

pedicel very short. Male flowers: calyx lobes 3, valvate, closed in bud, membranous;

Chemical Constituents in Bud of Lonicera macranthoides

stamen 1, straight in bud, slightly to conspicuously exserted from calyx;

Stamens 5, inflexed in bud, alternate with petals, shorter than petals;

Flowers large, fragrant, opening in afternoon or evening and lasting 12--24 hours, purplish black apically in bud. Perianth lemon-colored;

filaments straight in bud;

Chill-requirment of Apricot and it's Carbohydrate Content in Bud When Breaking Dormancy

Corolla white, pink in bud, cylindric, ca. 1. 6 cm, densely glandular villous;

lower lip exserted in bud, 3-lobed at anthesis, lobes patent, base 2-plicate;

Pedicel absent. Male flower ovoid in bud, ca. 2 mm;

Male flowers: perianth lobes 4 or 5, slightly subvalvate, depressed, inflexed in bud;

Corolla purplish in bud, becoming greenish white to greenish, ca. 4 mm, slightly 2-lipped, 4-lobed;

Male flower purplish, pedicellate, in bud obovoid, ca. 2. 5 mm;

Male flowers reddish, sessile or pedicellate, in bud ca. 1. 2 mm;

leaf folded in bud;

bracts broadly triangular, ca. 1. 5 mm. Male flowers ellipsoid-ovoid in bud, ca. 2 mm;

3 (2) Sepals completely united in bud, splitting into 2 at anthesis;

Male flowers greenish, subsessile, in bud obovoid, ca. 1. 2 mm;

Perianth segments (3 or)4(or 5), valvate, usually tubular in bud;

Male flowers subsessile, in bud ca. 1 mm;

Male flowers pink, subsessile, in bud obovoid, ca. 0. 2 mm;

bracts ovate, ca. 0. 6 mm. Male flowers shortly pedicellate, in bud obovoid, ca. 1. 4 mm;

Male flowers subsessile, in bud obovoid, ca. 1. 2 mm;

Stamens in 2 distinct groups, outer very numerous, slightly curved in bud, 1. 5-2 cm, inner ca. 25, reflexed in bud;

female inflorescence a compactly clustered cyme, peduncle 0. 5-1. 2 cm. Male flowers yellow-green, long pedicellate, in bud ca. 1. 5 mm;

Male flowers subsessile, in bud ca. 1. 5 mm;

Male flowers subsessile, in bud 1. 2 mm;