pinnate

Of a pinnate leaflet; having only one pair of leaflets .

Intermediate between pinnate and palmate , as in a leaf with the first pair of veins larger and more distinctive than the others .

venation pinnate, lowermost pair of veins originating at very leaf base, forming basal margin.

Leaves are usually pinnate or palmate, and differ enormously in size at maturity, sometimes reaching a length of about 25 m.

Young branches tetragonous. Leaves opposite, shortly petiolate, leathery or thinly leathery, often shining, margin entire, venation pinnate.

veins pinnate. Male inflorescences discoid, fleshy, many-flowered, without interfloral bracteoles, pedunculate.

genus of small erect or climbing herbs with pinnate leaves and small inconspicuous white flowers and small flattened pods: lentils.

leaf blade simple, entire or rarely sparsely serrulate, venation pinnate, usually pellucid-punctate.

large erect shrub of Columbia having large odd-pinnate leaves with large leaflets and axillary racemes of fragrant yellow flowers.

venation pinnate; secondary veins anastomosing before reaching margin.

Leaves alternate, spirally arranged, large, veins pinnate and parallel, base sheathing.

leaf blade with secondary veins pinnate or basal, often with intramarginal veins near margin, margin usually entire.

a common rock-inhabiting fern of northern temperate regions having rusty-brown stipes and lanceolate pinnate fronds.

Leaf venation pinnate; floral units pedunculate, in a dichasium (tribe Lophostemoneae).

leaf blade scabrous or smooth, veins pinnate, secondary veins parallel, prominent, margin entire or smooth.

venation pinnate; secondary veins extending to margin, each ending in a tooth.

genus of American herbs or shrubs with sensitive pinnate leaves and small whitish flowers.

leaf blade ovate to elliptic, venation primarily pinnate, base cordate, margin entire, not peltate.

stipules caducous; leaf blade simple, margin entire or crenate-serrate, venation pinnate.

petiole short; leaf blade simple, thinly leathery, margin entire, venation pinnate.

leaf blade lanceolate or pinnately divided, glandular punctate, margin entire to serrate, if leaf undivided then veins pinnate or parallel.

Rays up to 6 cm, unequal; bracteoles apex pinnate.

Upper leaves smaller, pinnate, petioles wholly sheathing.

leaf blade pinnate-veined, margin serrate, rarely entire, teeth glandular.

veins pinnate; stipules absent. Racemes terminal, erect.

leaf blade membranous or leathery, margin serrate, venation pinnate, the 2 basal lateral veins usually with tertiary veins.

Leaves long petiolate at stem base, petiolate or sessile upward, entire, pinnate.

petiole short; leaf blade simple, margin entire, venation pinnate.

East Indian spiny tree having twice-pinnate leaves and yellow flowers followed by flat pods; source of black catechu.

leaf blade simple, sometimes with cystoliths, margin entire or palmately lobed, venation pinnate or palmate.

Leaves in a woody stem base, having pinnate leaves shape, cracking, 20 centimeters long.

leaf blade pinnate-veined, margin with glandular teeth, rarely entire.

genus of tropical shrubs or vines having pinnate leaves and large axillary flowers.

a leaf shape; pinnate with a single leaflet at the apex.

Leaves basal and cauline, pinnate, ultimate segments coarsely dentate; bracts 1 or absent; petals white.

leaf blade with lateral veins pinnate, margin entire or sinuate-crenate.

leaf blade leathery, secondary veins basal and parallel to leaf axis or pinnate.

Fruit ovoid, apex narrow, densely pubescent; leaf blade 2-pinnate, ultimate segments ovate or rhombic.

Leaf blade 3-pinnate, ultimate segments long-ovate or broadly ovate; calyx teeth obsolete or rarely subulate.

Cauline leaves pinnate or appearing palmate with 5 pairs of leaflets densely inserted at petiole apex.

tree with odd-pinnate leaves and racemes of fragrant pink to purple flowers.

Leaf blade ovate-oblong, 2-pinnate, glabrous, thinly coriaceous (Guangxi).

veins pinnate. Inflorescences a fascicle or cyme.

Bipinnate Describing a pinnate leaf whose leaflets are pinnately subdivided, e. g. sensitive plant (Mimosa pudica).

ultimate segments serrate to incised or pinnate.

midrib impressed or plane adaxially, elevated abaxially, lateral veins pinnate, obscure on both surfaces.

Leaves alternate [rarely opposite], odd-pinnate, 1-foliolate, or simple.

Stem leaves reduced upwards, pinnate.

Leaves alternate, palmate or 3-foliolate, rarely pinnate.

2 (1) Cauline leaves pinnate with up to 5 pairs of leaflets.

Cauline leaves gradually reduced upwards, 1-pinnate or 3-lobed, smaller, sessile on expanded sheaths.

Arial leaves 1-pinnate, submerged leaves more dissected.

genus of pinnate-leaved palms found in Asia and Africa.

leaf blade pinnate-veined, sometimes 3-5-veined from base, margin glandular-toothed, rarely entire.

leaf blade entire, veins pinnate.

Basal leaves 3-pinnate; petals broad-ovate, spoon-shaped apex acute.

Plants sessile glandular hairy; radical leaves palmately 5-foliolate, some leaves 3-foliolate, rarely pinnate.

midrib elevated on both surfaces, lateral veins pinnate, basal a subtriplinerved pair, distance 6-8 mm from base.

Upper leaves reduced, 1-pinnate or 3-lobed, sessile on expanded sheaths.

venation pinnate, midrib elevated on both surfaces, lateral veins 6 or 7 pairs, flattened adaxially, elevated abaxially.

Basal leaves petiolate, withered by flowering, 2- or 3-pinnatisect, rarely 1-pinnate.

veins usually pinnate, sometimes palmate and 3-5-veined.

Upper leaves ternate-1-pinnate, or 3-lobed, segments linear.

blade 2-pinnate to pinnately decompound.

5 (4) Basal leaves pinnate, nerves partly purple-red.

The process of mine gas pre-draining by pinnate boring was simulated with VB6. 0 codes.

leaf blade simple, palmately divided, 1- or 2-ternate or, rarely, pinnate.

2 (1) Leaves fascicled at top of stem, even-pinnate.

2 (1) Leaflets lanceolate to narrowly so, margin wavy with glandular teeth; leaves 2- or 3-pinnate.

7 (6) Leaves highly variable in size and shape, from simple to 1-3-pinnate, blade large and broadly ovate.

Leaves odd-pinnate; leaflets 7 or 9(or 11), margin entire.

Leaves odd-pinnate with (3 or)5-9(or more) leaflets.

38 (37) Radical leaves palmately or pedately 5-foliolate, rarely some leaves 3-foliolate or pinnate.

It is found that there are some special kinds of shear sense indicators such as pinnate veins.

venation pinnate. Inflorescences axillary, small, bracteate glomerules;

Leaves simple, rarely pinnate, mostly opposite, sometimes alternate, in many species fleshy, margin entire, rarely with teeth;

Numerical simulation of pinnate horizontal multilateral well for coal-bed gas development in consideration of start-up pressure gradient

The Application of Pinnate Horizontal Multilateral Well Numerical Simulation Technology

venation pinnate. Inflorescences terminal or axillary, long racemelike thyrses, unbranched, apetalous, without disk;

Leaves in spirals, odd-pinnate, trifoliolate, or simple, when compound lateral leaflets opposite;

Numerical simulation of Pinnate horizontal multilateral well for coalbed gas recovery

west indian locust tree having pinnate leaves and panicles of large white or purplish flowers ; yields very hard tough wood

Leaves alternate, sometimes opposite, pinnate to unifoliolate or rarely simple;

Bracts several, similar to the upper cauline leaves, pinnate, rarely entire;

leaves often fascicled on short shoots, shoots never resembling pinnate leaves;

Leaves odd-pinnate; petioles, rachis, and petiolules glabrous;

Development Status Quo and Trend of Directional Pinnate Horizontal Well for Coalbed Gas

blade ternate-pinnate or pinnatisect, membranous;

leaf blade broadly triangular in outline, ternate or ternate-pinnate, thickly chartaceous ;

Study on Pinnate Horizontal Directional Drilling Technique of Coal-bed Gas

Leaves opposite, simple or rarely pinnate, petiolate;

Leaves alternate, simple, odd-pinnate, or digitately trifoliolate;

Leaves in spirals, large, pinnate, usually pseudogemmulate;

Leaves alternate or whorled, basal or cauline, pinnate or palmate;

Leaves in spirals, usually even-pinnate or sometimes odd-pinnate;

Leaves simple or odd pinnate, leaves or leaflets entire or often dentate;

Leaves odd-pinnate, up to 30 cm;

Leaves opposite or alternate, rarely whorled, simple, 3-foliolate, or odd-pinnate;

Leaves odd pinnate; petiole articulate at base;

Leaves opposite, even-pinnate or rarely simple;

Leaves in spirals, even-pinnate, glabrous;

Leaves in spirals or rarely opposite, pinnate;

Herbs annual or perennial. Basal leaves pinnate, palmate, or 3-foliolate;

Leaves in spirals, usually odd-pinnate;

Leaves odd-pinnate, rarely simple;

Leaves odd-pinnate, usually aggregated apically on stem;

Leaves pinnate, 5-foliolate, or ternate, glabrous;

bracts many, prominent, leaf-like, base entire, apex 3-lobed or pinnate;

blade simple, trifid, or pinnate;

bracteoles ca. 10, broadly lanceolate, ca. 1 cm, entire or apex pinnate, green with narrow white margin;

bracts numerous, 3-lobed, pinnate or entire, longer than rays;

Basal and cauline leaves pinnate, rarely 3-foliolate;

bracts numerous, 2-pinnate, similar to leaves, nearly as long as rays;

Leaves alternate to subopposite, odd-pinnate, 3-foliolate, or rarely simple;

Leaves in spirals, scattered, ca. 60 cm, even-pinnate;

Leaves pinnate and 5-foliolate, or ternate;

leaf blade pinnate with 2 pairs of leaflets, sometimes 3-foliolate;

Leaves in spirals, ca. 30 cm, odd-pinnate;

Leaves in spirals, to 45 cm, odd-pinnate;

Leaves odd-pinnate, 50-90 cm, with petiole violet-red and spiny;

venation pinnate. Spike axillary, commonly bisexual, 1. 5-5 cm, slender;

leaf blade odd-pinnate, 3-foliolate, or 1-foliolate;

Leaves odd-pinnate, usually with 3 or 5 leaflets;

Leaves usually 2-ternate, sometimes 2-pinnate or pinnate, rarely ternate, (3--)9(--11)-foliolate;

Leaves odd- or even- pinnate, 30-60(-90) cm;

Leaves 1-2-ternate or pinnate, ovate-triangular or triangular-ovate, 6-10 cm long, 2. 5-4 cm wide, margin irregular coarsely toothed;