lateral branches

Having created the espalier frame, we chose some lateral branches to train against the walls. This was the most painful part.

Herbs erect to procumbent, annual to perennial, usually without rosette, often with recumbent lateral branches terminating in a rosette.

Inflorescence elongated with short lateral branches, all axes completely hidden by very closely spaced flowers; stigma ring like.

pinching off end shoots helps to increase growth of the lateral branches and get a close head.

lateral branches often continuing to form a monochasium, heads numerous, short-pedunculate.

Trees with spherical crowns, eg, most hardwoods, have many lateral branches that may compete for dominance.

leaf fascicles (short, leafy lateral branches) when present borne on only one side at each node.

Inflorescences terminal, often on short lateral branches, densely shortly racemose, (8-)12-flowered, pedunculate.

Stems branched at base, main stems erect or a sending, lateral branches procumbent-ascending.

Flowers usually in broad cymose panicles at ends of lateral branches.

Inflorescences terminal, simple or compound subumbellate, on specialized lateral branches 8-20 cm and with 2 or 3 subapical leaves.

They grow down from lateral branches, branching in the soil.

A single main axis giving rise to lateral branches.

Caudex branched, ascending, slender, 3-6 cm, with sterile lateral branches.

Racemes in fork and terminal on lateral branches, 2-9 cm.

Inflorescence cymose branched, terminal branch often very short, lateral branches elongate;

Inflorescence usually trichotomously branched, terminal branch short, the lateral branches elongate;

The Pedicle Thoracoumbilical Flap with Lateral Branches of Intercostal Nerve to Treat Large Soft Tissue Defect in Hand and Forearm

Sporangia terminate the lateral branches or long stalks;

Flowers solitary on lateral branches or on shortened branchlets, or clustered in lax racemes, hermaphroditic, 5-merous;

Stems clustered, 4-7 mm thick, upper parts sometimes with many lateral branches [or upper parts undivided], tomentose toward apex;

Flowers in short racemes or cymes to 5 cm, these axillary or terminating short lateral branches;

Inflorescences terminal, sometimes on lateral branches, subcapitate, rarely racemose, often 3-7-flowered;

Male spikes in axillary panicles to 50 cm, often with long, lateral branches;

Panicle to 80 cm, with many lateral branches ca. 15 cm, sometimes basal branches with branchlets, laxly many flowered;

Racemes terminal, often on lateral branches, 5-11 cm;