internode

Glumes ovate-elliptic, hirtellous above middle; leaf sheaths about as long or longer than internodes.

Culms with irregular basal internodes are used for walking sticks, umbrella handles, and fishing rods.

Culms rambling, rooting at base, branching, up to 4 m long, internodes sometimes pubescent, nodes pilose.

The internodes are long, even, and straight and were often used for arrow shafts.

Female flower axillary, solitary; terminal inflorescence staminate; plant with prostrate or decumbent stem, with distinct internodes.

rachis internodes strongly clavate, marked with dark lines between the veins on narrow lower portion, base shortly bearded.

Internodes of the mutants had abnormal-shaped epidermal and hypodermal cells and showed an unusual arrangement of small vascular bundles.

There was significant positive correlation between the first internodes length below spikelet and the longitude(P01).

Panicle branches in whorls of up to 8, with branchlets almost to base; lower culm internodes and sheaths villous.

rachis internodes and pedicels linear-clavate, equaling or slightly shorter than sessile spikelet, glabrous or white-ciliate.

Culm sheaths thickly leathery, brown, smooth, glossy, with dark brown hairs; culm internodes glaucous, white hispid.

Stems many from base, prostrate, internodes with some branched, slightly pinkish red, blunt-tipped, adventitious roots.

Lower internodes of culms with longitudinally arranged, stiff hairs; culm sheath apically broadly arched; auricles dissimilar, not reflexed.

rachis internodes linear, inflated upward, shorter than spikelet, margins ciliate.

rachis internodes and pedicels shorter than spikelets, linear with expanded apex, ciliate.

rachis internodes and pedicels oblong, triquetrous, ciliate along angles.

Herbs perennial. Rhizomes trailing, rooting from internodes.

Culm sheaths with obscure transverse veins; basal culm internodes cylindrical.

rachis internodes and pedicels ciliate on margins; pedicel of homogamous pair not usually swollen.

The stem internodes are much shortened and older leaves show marginal dark brown scorching and up curling of margins.

The type has dark brown basal sheath hairs, but other specimens with long rachis internodes have golden sheath hairs.

PLA1 is expressed in developing leaf primordia, bracts of the panicle, and elongating internodes, but not in the shoot apical meristem.

Culm sheath auricles subequal; culm internodes with purple stripes initially.

Shrubs climbing. Stems angled, villous, with elongate internodes.

rachis internodes linear-clavate, ciliate, shorter than spikelet.

branches angular, dark gray, pubescent, internodes shorter than leaf blade.

Internodes initially hairy below node; leaf sheath auricles and oral setae absent.

Stems simple or branched, to ca. 100 cm tall, succulent, with galls on mid portion of internodes, densely spreading villous on upper part.

Lowermost internodes of culms thickened, tuber like; panicle broad and open.

Culms tufted, internodes unequal, the lowest short, clavately swollen and persisting for several years.

rachis internodes stoutly oblong-cuneate, sharply 3-angled, equaling or slightly shorter than pedicels.

Basal internodes of culm not swollen into globose corms; nodes usually glabrous.

internodes with dense, brownish yellow, needle like spines.

Plant prostrate with slender stems, internodes of stem elongate.

The process of elongated growth of internodes is divided into three stages: early stage, rising stage, peak stage.

branches slender, internodes short at base, elongated apically, glabrous.

internodes longer, producing rootlets at nodes.

Stems rooting at nodes or internodes, spreading hirsute to glabrous.

Stems long procumbent, internodes much longer than leaves.

Lower culm internodes without colored stripes.

rachis internodes and pedicels ciliate with long silky hairs.

Internodes glabrous; leaf sheath auricles large, falcate, fimbriate with brown setae ca. 1 cm.

Branchlet internodes short.

All internodes of culms and branches yellow, with green stripes.

Stems many from base, prostrate, 1-2 mm thick, internodes with adventitious roots, often green, sometimes purple striate, glabrous.

internodes terete or flattened with successive internodes at right angles to each other.

Basal internodes of culm swollen into globose corms.

Stems usually erect, internodes as long as or longer than leaf blade.

Stems with prominent nodes and internodes.

Stems sparsely caespitose, rarely solitary, erect, robust, 30--60 cm tall, simple, with very long internodes above.

The short cell diffused in the internodes, is the initial cell.

Stems simple or branched, 30-100 cm tall, succulent, with galls on mid portion of internodes, glabrous or puberulent on upper part.

rachis very fragile, internodes ca. 3 mm, obliquely articulated.

Annuals. Stems creeping and rooting at nodes at least basally, branched, 12-20 cm, internodes 3-6 cm, succulent.

Herbs annual. Stems prostrate, 10-40 cm tall, much branched from base, usually internodes shorter than leaves.

Stems often rooting at nodes and internodes.

rachilla internodes ca. 5 mm, margins gray ciliate, apex swollen.

Stems erect, quadrangular, branched, nodes 3 or 4, internodes increasing in length upward.

Stolon to 20 cm, internodes longer, producing rootlets at nodes.

The 7-8 shall keep blade, strip, reduce leaves larvae in leaf package internodes harm on, and to remove the leaf's eggs grains.

branches ascending, fastigiate, nodes inflated, internodes 3-5 cm.

34 (33) Mid-culm internodes terete or rarely slightly sulcate above single branches.

Stems blue when dry, 15-30 cm tall, succulent on upper part, with galls on mid portion of internodes.

Herbs annual. Stems erect, 15-40 cm, base to 1 cm in diam. , glabrous, nodes sometimes gray villous, lower internodes short.

Stems 40--100 cm tall, longitudinally striate, middle and distal internodes ca. 10 cm, glandular pubescent.

proximal internodes to 14 cm, glabrous.

rachilla internodes ca. 4 mm, ciliate.

Stems many from base, often prostrate, 1-2 mm thick, with large internodes.

Stems reddish, simple or branched, slender, 3-20 cm tall, 1-2 mm in diam. , succulent; lower internodes long, upper ones very short.

Rhizomes 2-3 cm in diam. , internodes congested.

These mutations demonstrate a role for OSH15 in the development of rice internodes.

It occurs, for example, in annual and biennial plants and plant organs such as internodes .

internodes initially with a white powdery ring below node, pubescent, becoming glabrous;

Culm sheaths deciduous, shorter than internodes, papery, veins prominent, transverse veinlets purple-brown, margins ciliate;

rachilla internodes usually distinct and usually disarticulating with florets, falling separately;

Culm sheaths persistent, brown or gray spotted, longer than internodes, papery, initially sparsely brown or yellow setose, margins ciliate;

Culm sheaths narrowly triangular, longer than internodes, brown setose, densely so at base, margins ciliate, auricles and oral setae absent;

Culm sheaths gradually deciduous, green, about as long as internodes or slightly longer, leathery, sparsely setose, margins withered;

Leaf sheaths usually shorter than internodes, uppermost longer, inflated, often clasping base of inflorescence;

Leaf sheaths shorter than internodes, densely tuberculate-hispid to glabrous, margin tuberculate-ciliate;

Culm sheaths readily deciduous, green or yellow when dry, unspotted, shorter than internodes, glabrous or sparsely setose;

Leaf sheaths slightly inflated, longer than internodes, purple at blade junction, old basal sheaths becoming fibrous;

SSH Specific Expression of the Internodes Beneath the Spikes of Thermo-Sensitive Genic Male Sterility Rice

Leaf sheaths loose, compressed, keeled, usually shorter than internodes, glabrous except near mouth;

Leaf sheaths loose, slightly longer to slightly shorter than internodes, glabrous except for ciliate outer margin;

internodes green-yellow, straight, terete, smooth, initially glaucous, black powdery when old;

Culm sheaths fulvous, shorter than internodes, prominently ridged with purple veinlets;

leaves crowded toward apex of stems, base completely covering internode; internodes much shorter than wide;

Leaf sheaths mostly shorter than internodes, glabrous or lower shortly pubescent, margins joined near base;

Leaf sheaths smooth, glabrous, shorter than internodes, laxly overlapping;

Leaf sheaths longer than internodes, overlapping, glabrous or pilose, outer margin ciliate;

Leaf sheaths loose, compressed, keeled, glabrous or hairy along mouth, often shorter than internodes;

Effects of ethephon on ripening and increasing sucrose content in mature and immature internodes of sugarcane

Leaf sheaths loose, usually longer than internodes, hispid with tubercle-based hairs or nearly glabrous;

internodes terete, ca. 13 cm, longitudinally ribbed, flattened above branches, initially with white powdery ring below node, glabrous;

Leaf sheaths smooth, glabrous, usually longer than internodes and overlapping;

leaf sheaths glabrous, shorter than internodes, laxly overlapping in clusters;

Leaf sheaths shorter than internodes, tightly overlapping, smooth;

Leaf sheath grayish green, usually shorter than internodes, smooth or slightly scabrous;

internodes initially yellow or purple, white tomentose, hairs denser and forming a brown ring below nodes;

Leaf sheaths hispid with short, tubercle-based hairs or glabrous, usually longer than internodes;

leaf sheaths longer than internodes, glabrous to hirsute, margins ciliate, bearded at mouth;

Leaf sheaths shorter than internodes, glabrous except for stiffly ciliate outer margin;

Leaf sheaths longer than basal internodes, shorter than upper internodes, several times as long as blades;

Leaf sheaths usually shorter than internodes, glabrous or pilose, margins joined in lower part;

internodes gray-green, usually with purple speckles, initially usually white powdery below nodes and sparsely setulose;

Culm sheaths purple-green, about as long as internodes, glabrous or puberulent at base, margins ciliate;

internodes initially green, lower nodes distally blotched purple, becoming yellow-green in age, to 20 cm, white powdery, glabrous;

internodes ca. 8 cm, with a line of dense, white hairs. Leaves sessile;

internodes straw-colored, glossy, thinly white powdery;

Leaf sheaths longer than internodes, glabrous or pilose, one margin ciliate;

Leaf sheaths usually shorter than internodes, densely puberulous or basal sheaths glabrous;

Birx and the Correlations Between Individual Internodes and the Whole Stem of Sweet Sorghum

internodes gray-green, to 27 cm, initially sometimes sparsely hairy, glaucous below nodes, nearly solid;

Lowest internodes without purple streaks;

internodes ca. 30 cm, initially thinly white powdery, glabrous, lower ones with yellow-green or pale green stripes;

rachis internodes glabrous, scaberulous or smooth, nodes glabrous;

Leaf sheaths smooth, longer than internodes, bearded at mouth;

leaf sheaths longer than internodes, scabrid, lowermost with ciliate margins;

internodes green, with purple streaks, becoming gray-green in age, to 24 cm, initially thickly white powdery;

internodes initially purple-green, becoming gray-green, to 26 cm, white powdery, glabrous;

internodes cylindrical, to 35 cm, glabrous, initially densely pruinose, retrorsely setose;

Leaf sheaths longer than internodes, scabrid, persistent when dry;

leaf sheaths usually longer than internodes, retrorsely scabrid on veins, basal sheaths purplish;

internodes ca. 20 cm, initially thickly white powdery especially below nodes, scabrid;

annual branches numerous, borne on caudex, erect, branched above, with 8-12 internodes;

Rhizomes vertical, 3-4 mm in diam. , internodes less than 1 cm. Leaves solitary;

annual branches mostly terminal on branchlets, simple or upper ones few branched, yellow-green, usually with 4-8 internodes;

branches slender, internodes 1-2 cm, sparsely hirtellous when young;

rachis internodes and pedicels ciliate on margins, hairs ca. 1. 5 mm;

Stolons internodes to 5 cm. Basal leaves rosulate;

internodes ca. 1. 5 mm. Glumes oblong-lanceolate, 4- or 5-veined, margin membranous, apex acuminate or pointed;

internodes 3-5 cm. Leaves all basal;

long branchlets pale brownish yellow initially, finally gray, internodes (1-) 1. 5-4 cm;