peduncle

Flowers axillary, bisexual, zygomorphic, solitary, with a pair of bracteoles at joint of peduncle and pedicel.

secondary peduncle and pedicels obvious or at least conspicuous.

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Magnetic resonance imaging demonstrated involvement of the cerebral peduncle, the substantia nigra, the subthalamic region and the thalamus.

stems, petioles, abaxial leaf blade, and peduncle of male cymes densely covered with villous multicellular hairs.

This species is readily distinguished by its extreme slenderness, narrow leaves, and minute flowers on a filiform peduncle.

leaflet blades with margins entire. Thyrses axillary or subterminal, consisting of several cymes; peduncle long.

Plants found at higher elevations are shorter, often unbranched, have a less serrate leaf margin, and a shorter peduncle.

peduncle long, with 2 small bracts at apex, bracts appearing to be mid peduncle in solitary-flowered species.

This species shows great variability in stem branching, leaf shape, leaf margin, and peduncle length.

Calyx tubular, slightly dilated at limb, with narrow teeth; peduncle less than 5 mm.

Stem, petiole, peduncle, involucre, and calyx outside glabrous.

Stems near apex, petiole, peduncle, involucre, and calyx outside white pilose.

peduncle absent. Flowers pedicellate.

Flowers emerging from ground, with peduncle and ovary subterranean.

Calyx tube and abaxial surface of leaf blade densely yellowish brown pubescent; peduncle recurved, pubescent.

Leaf margin incised-serrate; peduncle and pedicels tomentose.

peduncle compressed, with brown glandular wool.

Willowy, has the handle peduncle to connect to the abdominal cavity, the boundary is unclear.

Leaf blade usually leathery, adaxially shiny; peduncle usually longer than petiole.

Stem, petiole, leaf blade veins abaxially, and base of female peduncle minutely puberulent when young.

leaf blade leathery. Bracts conspicuous at peduncle base.

Branchlets, petiole, and peduncle without translucent hairs; leaf blade lanceolate, papery or subleathery.

Leaflets of peduncle obtuse at apex, smaller than leaves of branchlets; ovary shortly stipitate.

branches numerous, crowded together at apex of peduncle.

The skull concave tumor is under the curtain the tumor, is located below the cerebellum peduncle the tumor.

Male catkins axillary; peduncle short.

Peduncle to 3 cm; corona lobes reaching base of anthers, laterally compressed without spur at base.

Flowers usually 1 or 2 on an axillary, slender peduncle partly adnate to stem, rarely 2--4 flowers in a terminal inflorescence.

peduncle shorter than capitulum.

Efficient Regeneration from Peduncle Segments of Brassica napus L .

peduncle absent. Flowers actinomorphic, 5-merous.

pedicel and peduncle relatively long.

Stem, petiole, leaf blade veins abaxially, and peduncle pubescent.

Inflorescence with a 3-5 cm peduncle, branches 3, central branch usually shorter and thinner.

bractlets ovate or subulate, inserted near middle of peduncle.

Inflorescences axillary, with 3-5 cymes on a common peduncle, densely pubescent.

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peduncle densely brown stellate tomentose, lower unbranched part of peduncle 4-6 cm.

peduncle base without bud scales.

peduncle absent. Pedicel ca. 3 mm, grayish pubescent.

Leaves not crowded at stem apex, petiole 4-15 mm; female peduncle less than 1 cm; female perianth lobes setulose at apex.

peduncle and rachis 3-10 mm, with dense, long, darkly ferruginous, verticillate hairs.

Leaflets ovate to oblong-elliptic, veinlets slightly prominent adaxially; inflorescence peduncle 3-9 cm.

Inflorescence usually with 2-8 umbels on main rachis, peduncle and pedicels glabrous.

peduncle ca. 1 cm, with sparse glandular trichomes.

Peduncle axillary, 2--2. 5 cm, jointed and geniculate near middle, with a swollen gland at joint, 1-flowered.

Compound dichasium or umbel axillary; peduncle 3-5. 5 cm, lower part nearly glabrous, upper part sparsely pubescent.

Leaf blade glabrous; figs globose; peduncle ca. 2 cm.

bractlets ovate-cordate or cordate, ca. 1 cm, inserted below middle of peduncle.

Leaf margin serrate apically, entire basally, abaxially pubescent only along midvein when young; peduncle and pedicels glabrous.

Leaf blade thinly leathery; peduncle slender, with short hairs; petals 4-5 mm.

Peduncle ascending to recurved, ca. 1 cm.

peduncle ca. 3. 5 cm, sparsely villous with segmented hairs.

peduncle 2-3 cm, mostly several times dichotomously branched, slender.

Leaves usually crowded at stem apex; petiole 1-3 mm. Female peduncle 1-2 cm. Female perianth lobes glabrous at apex. Achene verrucose.

peduncle 2-5 mm, rachis with close-spaced spiral of pedicel scars.

Branchlets terete; leaf blade elliptic to obovate, secondary veins 12-15 on each side of midvein; peduncle terete.

fruiting syncarp green, blackish brown when mature, ca. 12 cm in diam. ; peduncle 1-3 cm.

Peduncle recurved, ca. 1 cm.

Peduncle recurved, ca. 2 cm.

Peduncle recurved at anthesis, erect in fruit, 3-5 cm.

peduncle 6-10 mm. Calyx cup-shaped, teeth obtusely triangular.

peduncle wirelike, ca. 1. 5 cm, not geniculate, elongate in fruit.

Peduncle ascending to recurved, ca. 0. 4 cm.

peduncle and rachis 1. 5-5 mm, brownish or grayish yellow tomentose.

peduncle 1. 5-3 cm. Calyx subtruncate to obscurely dentate, glabrous, glandular.

Peduncle long, 1-2. 5 cm; branchlets, petioles, and peduncles often with sparse short hairs.

Petiole 1. 5-2 cm; peduncle densely pubescent; petals abaxially sericeous.

2 (1) Main peduncle very long, 14-18 cm; peduncle, rachis, and branches stout and slightly flat.

Peduncle ascending to erect, ca. 0. 9 cm.

Peduncle ascending to erect, ca. 0. 4 cm.

peduncle 1-4. 5 cm, with dense, long, brown, segmented hairs.

Outer tepals quite different in shape and size from inner ones, 10--12 mm wide; peduncle 12--14 cm.

female inflorescence a lax corymbose cyme, 7-10 cm (including gracile peduncle 6-8 cm).

Peduncle ascending, ca. 1. 5 cm.

2 (1) Leaf blade narrowly elliptic, adaxially shiny, margin sparsely denticulate; peduncle 15-18 mm.

male peduncle 8-13 cm, puberulent to glabrous, female peduncle 15-27 cm, pendent.

Leaf blade strigose; male peduncle ca. 9. 5 mm; bracts 6.

peduncle 2. 5-5 mm, dark chestnut brown tomentose.

peduncle 4-angled or 4-winged.

peduncle 0. 5-1 cm, grayish white pubescent.

Peduncle pendent, 1-2 cm.

2 (1) Calyx 2-lipped, upper lip longer, teeth lanceolate to ovate-lanceolate; peduncle to 1. 5 cm.

Male catkin peduncle 7-9 mm, with 2 or 3 obovate-lanceolate leaflets 2-3 cm. Female catkin bracts subglabrous adaxially.

peduncle with an infertile, membranous involucral bract above middle;

peduncle absent or to 5 mm. Pedicel slender, to 3 cm. Calyx ca. 5 mm, glabrous or sparsely pubescent, parted to middle;

Surgical treatment of tumors of the fourth ventricle-brain stem-inferior cerebellar peduncle in children

Characteristics of Vascular Bundles of Peduncle and Grain-filling in Two-line Hybrid Rice

The Effects of High-temperature Stress on the Component of the Phloem Exudates of Flag Leaf and Peduncle of Winter Wheat

petiole, peduncle, pedicel, and calyx glandular puberulent or pubescent and purple glandular;

Nursing Care of Patients Underwent Partial Laryngectomy Combined With Double-peduncle Musculocutaneous Flap Glottis Restitution

peduncle usually compressed, without a scalelike prophyll at base. Flowers small;

involucral bracts sometimes sheath like, one side extending to middle of peduncle;

peduncle ca. 1 cm, densely covered with short brown pubescence when young, glabrescent;

decussation of superior cerebellar peduncle

bracts present at peduncle base, dry, membranous, soon deciduous;

peduncle long, slender, sparsely long glandular hairy;

peduncle short or rather long, clothed with imbricate, scale like sheaths;

peduncle 1--4 cm (terminal ones longer), with linear bract at middle, sometimes with a flower in axil of bract;

QTL Analysis of Rice Peduncle Vascular Bundle System and Panicle Traits

peduncle and branches partially exserted from sheathlike bracts with small blades;

Flowers axillary or terminal on branchlets, decussate or whorled; peduncle absent;

peduncle 2-4 cm, rachis elongated during anthesis, slightly thickened and succulent, stouter and stronger than peduncle, glabrous;

peduncle ascending to spreading at anthesis, recurved after flowering, to 1 cm in fruit, coarsely hairy;

peduncle obsolete or to 3. 5 cm;

Fruits 3-fascicled capsules, peduncle dilated, exocarp grooved;

Tissue culture of peduncle of carnivorous plants Dionaea muscipula Ellis

peduncle stout, up to 10 cm;

Effect of Heat Tolerance on the physiological in Lilium formolongi during Peduncle Growth

peduncle glabrous or glandular hairy;

peduncle long, usually longer than leaves;

Male flowers sessile or shortly pedicellate, usually 2 or 3 borne together on a short peduncle in leaf axils and forks of upper branches;

peduncle usually short, rarely long or absent;

Research on the extraction of pectin in the peduncle of tobacco

Inflorescences on separate shoots arising from rhizomes; peduncle 5--9 cm, scale like sheaths purplish red;

pedicel slightly longer than the hooked peduncle, puberulous ;

peduncle ca. 1 cm, densely covered with thick hairs;

peduncle slender, as long as pedicels;

Leaves basal, rarely 1- or 2 along basal part of peduncle, usually withering by anthesis;

peduncle 5-7 mm, densely covered with rust-colored pubescence;

Drupelets equal in length to peduncle, with 2 rows of small verruca;

Figs axillary on leafy stems, with peduncle to 1 cm, rarely sessile;

Cyathia single or numerous clustered and axillary, peduncle 1-2 mm, sparsely pilose;

female inflorescence abbreviated, with only 1 flower, peduncle often ca. 1 mm;

peduncle as long as or longer than leaves;

mutational effect of pingyangmycin injected into peduncle on wheat

Inflorescences terminal on pseudostems or on separate shoots arising from rhizomes; peduncle 7--14 cm;

peduncle absent to 17 cm, scale like sheaths oblong;

peduncle ca. 8 cm, base and apex white furfuraceous;

Male inflorescence racemose, peduncle 2-8 cm, rachis much shorter;

peduncle absent or less than 1. 2 cm. Pedicel to 1. 2 cm. Calyx conspicuously ridged, tomentose;

peduncle 13--15 cm, scale like sheaths light red, white pubescent;

peduncle erect, purplish red, 15--20 cm, white pubescent;

peduncle ca. 8 cm, rust-brown pubescent;

peduncle ca. 30 cm, scale like sheaths ovate-lanceolate, ca. 3 cm;

peduncle 5--10 cm, densely glandular with short hairs;

peduncle ca. 2. 5 cm, scale like sheaths dense, leathery;

Peduncle pendulous, 3-5 cm, long pilose;

peduncle 2--7 cm, scale like sheaths pale red;

peduncle 2--5 cm, scale like sheaths red;

peduncle 4-5 mm, densely downy, with 2 or 3 leaflets, blade oblanceolate or lanceolate;

if rachis absent peduncle long, 2-3 cm. Flowers white, ca. 5 mm wide;

Peduncle slender and short, 1-2 cm, typically 1 dichotomous branch with 3 flowers, rarely 2 branches with more flowers;

peduncle 0. 8--4 cm, scale like sheaths red, subleathery, margin ciliate;

peduncle scaly, not enlarged, 2-2. 8 cm at seed maturity;

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