rachis

Although our rachis, artifice, eyeball has been used to liquid crystal screen, but at least cerebrum still fails to be used to far.

At the base of the feather, the rachis expands to form the hollow tubular calamus, or quill, which inserts into a follicle in the skin.

The S form of the rachis of equestrian Sa Yi Ren and average now person curves rachis to differ somewhat, for straight " one " glyph.

Ovaries inferior, coalescing and with bracts and rachis forming a compound, fleshy fruit (syncarp).

rachis glabrous; bracts to 2 mm, soon caducous, basal ones often sterile and with a tridentate apex.

The fleshy rachis of the infructescence is sweet and edible and is used for making wine and candy.

The activity of rachis depends on of intervertebral disc complete, relevant vertebra is articulatory dash forward the harmony between.

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

axis and rachis very slender, puberulous, pedicels usually without setae, those of a pair often partially connate.

At the back of rachis by each vertebral vertebra bend, vertebra board, horizontal stroke dash forward reach spine dash forward composition.

Upper glume clearly mucronate, shorter than spikelet; spikelets planoconvex, acuminate; back of upper lemma lying against rachis.

Branchlets, leaf rachis, and inflorescence covered with curved or curled hairs; leaflet margin glabrous; drupe glabrous, longer than wide.

reticulate veins inconspicuous. Flowers bisexual, very small, often within depressions in rachis, sessile.

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

Right now, your rachis should keep just up, and your line of sight should achieve farthermost distance.

fruiting rachis and pedicels tomentose when young, glabrescent, with grayish white elliptic lenticels.

The another part of intervertebral disc namely all round part, the cell that comes from upside of rachis section lower end is formed.

rachis scabridulous, spikelets overlapping or up to their own length apart.

Fruit a very small, sticky nutlet, often partly enclosed in pit in rachis, sometimes distinctly curved.

Glumes obscurely keeled proximally, indistinctly so distally; spike rachis usually tough and not disarticulating.

Bract keeled; bracteoles distinct; inflorescences of spikes, flowers sunken into rachis.

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

X line behaves: Rachis osteoporosis, bone little bridge decreases, cave among centrum, submit piscine tail form.

Of rachis before protruding increases the protruding before saying, common reach sacrum level at lumbar person.

The coach teaches: Model lumbar line, reduce the waist redundant and adipose, aggrandizement is agile rachis .

Leaf blade herbaceous, central segment acuminate or long acuminate at apex, lobules narrow; rachis short.

Back of upper lemma facing away from rachis; spikelets thinly biconvex, oblong-elliptic.

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

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

Petiole and rachis narrowly winged; leaflets opposite; panicles glabrous.

Back of upper lemma lying against rachis; spikelets strongly planoconvex, often orbicular.

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

Spikelets with one floret; rachis fracturing below each spikelet.

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

densely and minutely reddish puberulent on branchlets, petioles, abaxial leaf surface, and inflorescence rachis.

Turn of side of the protruding after sunken back, smooth back, round back, rachis , rachis .

Capsules arranged spirally along rachis, sessile, long-globose, woody, densely stellately pubescent.

rachis glabrous; proximal bracts leaflike, distal ones narrowly oblong.

rachis and pedicels white tomentose when young, glabrate, with sparse, small lenticels.

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

Inflorescences racemose, rachis elongate; corolla suburceolate to tubular; seeds angled or rounded.

rachis winged, midrib triquetrous, margins scabrous.

Branchlets, leaf petiole, leaf rachis, and inflorescence densely yellow tomentose; leaflets ovate.

Rachis, pedicels, and abaxial surface of calyx pubescent, stipitate glandular, without needle-like prickles.

Variations in the shape and microscopic structure of the barbs, barbules and rachis create an astounding range of feathers.

Racemes subterete; articulations of rachis transverse; callus short, truncate.

Spikelets sunk in cavities of rachis; rachis fragile; inflorescence a single bilateral raceme.

raceme rachis a stout pointed appendage within the axis cavity.

Rachis, pedicels, and abaxial surface of calyx pubescent, stipitate glandular, with needle-like prickles.

Leaf blade papery or herbaceous, central segment acute at apex, lobules broad; rachis long.

rachis and pedicels glabrous or slightly pubescent when young, glabrate.

Rachis, petioles and petiolules geniculate.

rachis glabrous; bracts greenish brown, lacerate.

Rachis, leaflets abaxially, and inflorescence densely stellate hairy.

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

rachis glabrous; bracts russet, palmately laciniate, glabrous.

Lumbar Di is changed and Di vertebra waist is changed is congenital rachis deformation.

Art is excised in lumbar intervertebral disc in, whether to need rachis confluence?

Flowers spirally arranged, (1 or)3 borne in axil of a fleshy bract, appearing sunken into fleshy rachis, without bractlets, bisexual.

The deformation of 1. skull and rachis is cracked like skull, rachis is cracked, narrow skull disease, compressed skull.

Inflorescence rachis, pedicels, and abaxial surface of calyx with rust colored stalked glands.

Infructescences terminal, lower part of main rachis with some horizontal branches.

cupules solitary, scattered on rachis soon after anthesis.

Rachis of inflorescences, pedicels, and abaxial surface of calyx glabrous; leaf blade apically usually abruptly acuminate.

Perianth purple-red; rachis of panicle densely pubescent.

rachis internodes and pedicels ciliate with long silky hairs.

Stipule and the rachis base gather live, the edge bamboo splint dentate fission, has the glandular hair .

Branchlets, leaf rachis, leaf petiole, and lower side of leaflet midrib minutely pubescent.

Rachis of inflorescences and abaxial surface of leaflet blades hirsutulous.

rachis, pedicels, and hypanthium abaxially rust-brown pubescent.

Branchlets, petioles, and rachis densely brownish yellow hispid.

raceme rachis triquetrous, margins spinulose.

Branchlets, leaf rachis, leaf petiole, and lower side of leaflet midrib densely pubescent.

Branchlets, veins on both surfaces of leaves, petioles, and catkin rachis tomentose.

Petioles and rachis glabrous, ultimate segments obovate, 3-lobed, apex rounded.

rachis glabrous; proximal bracts 3-parted, distal ones undivided, oblong or linear.

Shrubs ca. 2 m tall, sparsely glandular papillose-puberulent on branchlets, petioles, and inflorescence rachis.

cupules solitary, scattered on rachis.

There is also much variation in the degree of fusion of the pedicel with the rachis internode.

rachis triquetrous, smooth on angles.

rachis usually tough except apically, margin scabrous hairy.

rachis pubescent on back, margin ciliate.

rachis tomentose with tawny, short hairs.

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

rachis broad and winglike in lower fertile part, narrowed above in staminate part.

Leaves thick leathery, ovate, elliptic, or ovate-lanceolate; inflorescences axillary, rachis 2-3 cm.

rachis thick, smooth or scabridulous, spikelets about their own length apart.

Infructescence rachis short, ca. 7 mm thick, thicker than branchlet.

rachis winged, ca. 1 mm broad, midrib triquetrous, margins scabrous.

Rachis of raceme and pedicels glabrous.

Fused to the rachis are a series of branches, or barbs.

flowers small, monoecious, in 2 series on rachis, apetalous .

rachis tough, glabrous or margin scaberulous.

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

rachis flattened, ca. 1 mm wide, margins densely ciliate.

rachis stout, ca. 20 mm, with dense fawn or ferruginous tomentum.

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

rachis and bracts as in male spikes.

12 (11) Panicle pendulous, rachis and branches distinctly zigzag.

Inflorescences terminal or axillary; rachis and branches strong, straight, 30-50 cm, pilosulose.

2 (1) Inflorescence rachis, pedicels, and abaxial surface of calyx without rust colored stalked glands.

leaflets sessile with base decurrent and adnate to rachis in apical 1 or 2 pairs, margin obtusely serrate or incised serrate.

rachis terete, ca. 3 cm thick, densely pubescent.

Racemes cauliflorous, often on old woody stems, 3-5-flowered, rachis short.

Annual; spikelets ca. 3 mm, imbricate on rachis.

Inflorescence terminal, umbellate, 6- or 7-flowered, rachis short, conical, ca. 7 mm, glabrous.

Female inflorescence with cupules in clusters of 5-7 scattered on rachis.

Fruiting pedicels straight, slender, 2-5 mm, erect-ascending, subappressed to rachis.

rachis to 10 cm, often branched, zigzag in fruit.

Leaf blade obtuse to subcordate at base, abaxially glabrous, secondary veins 3 or 4 pairs; twigs terete; rachis and pedicels glabrous.

bracts orbicular, 0. 7-1 mm wide, peltate, abaxially glabrous, fascicled pubescent at insertion to rachis, stalk short.

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

3 (2) Spikelets all sessile and similar in groups of 2 or 3 in regular, longitudinal rows; spike with rachis disarticulating.

Fruiting pedicels erect or rarely ascending, often subappressed to rachis, 4-10(-16) mm, slender, straight.

rachis glabrous; proximal bracts leaflike, 3--8. 5 cm, shortly stipitate, distal ones oblong, ca. 1 cm, dentate.

rachis from tip of rhizome, subequal to leaves, 2-4-branched, 5-7 mm in diam. at base, glabrous or sparsely papilliferous.

rachis ca. 30 mm, floccose.

Rachis densely spreading yellowish pubescent. Pedicels 1. 4--5. 5 cm. Carpels pubescent.

rachis very short or absent. Bracts and bracteoles lanceolate, 1-2 mm, abaxially white lanose.

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

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

rachis base 8-18 mm thick, sparsely lenticellate.

Fruiting pedicels subject or ascending, (3-)4-8(-10) mm, slender, narrower than fruit, subappressed to rachis.

rachis purple-black, ca. 3 mm, inflated, stout, ca. 2. 5 mm in diam.

3 (2) Lianas, sometimes shrubs; rachis of racemes tomentose; drupe 2. 5-3 cm.

Infructescences 5-8 cm; rachis ca. 2 mm thick, lenticellate.

Leaf blade abaxially sparsely hairy. Racemes lax, 7-11-flowered; rachis 4-7 cm; pedicels 5-10 mm. Disc and style sparsely white villous.

Leaves 2-pinnately compound, with a pair of accessory leaflets or pinnae at each division of rachis;

rachis densely retrorsely or spreading puberulent, often mixed with a few yellow, glandular hairs;

rachis and petiole with a few short prickles, glandular-pubescent;

leaflets alternate, subopposite, or alternate, petiolulate, not always an equal number on each side of rachis;

Cupules solitary on rachis, actinomorphic or zygomorphic, rarely indehiscent, completely or partially enclosing nut;

rachis and pedicels densely tomentose-villous, with sparse prickles or not;

Leaves 2(or 3)-pinnately compound, with a pair of accessory leaflets at each division of rachis;

rachis and petiole with a few small prickles;

rachis and pedicels gray or yellowish gray villous, with sparse, minute prickles, sometimes with intermixed glandular hairs;

rachis tough, triquetrous or flattened, spikelets disarticulating from pedicels at maturity;

Petiole and rachis terete, sparsely covered with ferruginous stellate hairs;

Inflorescences arising from base of pseudostems, with flowers spaced along rachis or sometimes in an erect, dense head;

rachis and pedicels densely villous, with unequal long purplish red stipitate glandular hairs and sparse, minute prickles;

Relationships Between Spike Structure and Rachis Node Developmental Characters

rachis and pedicels pubescent, sometimes sparsely shortly stalked glandular;

rachis and petiole glabrous or pubescent, often sparsely prickly, rarely glandular-pubescent;

rachis and petiole pubescent, sometimes sparsely prickly and glandular-pubescent;

rachis and petiole mostly glabrous but sparsely prickly and sparsely shortly stipitate glandular;

rachis and petiole pubescent, glandular-pubescent, sparsely prickly;

male inflorescence often long, flowers clustered on rachis of spikes, dichotomous cymes, or panicles;

rachis and pedicels gray or yellowish gray villous, occasionally with sparse, minute glandular hairs;

Inflorescences axillary or terminal, spikes of flowers sessile, inserted in slight hollows on the rachis;

rachis triquetrous, narrowly winged, margins scabrous;

rachis, pedicels, and bracts yellow villous, with intermixed stalked purple glands;

rachis and petiole shortly prickly, sparsely glandular-pubescent;

rachis and petiole sparsely shortly prickly, glandular-pubescent;

rachis and petiole densely pubescent, with scattered small, curved prickles;

rachis and petiole sparsely shortly prickly, glabrous or sparsely pubescent;

rachis and pedicels densely yellow tomentose, with sparse, curved small prickles;

rachis, pedicels, and abaxial surface of calyx with dense reddish brown long glandular hairs, soft bristles, and yellowish long hairs;

rachis very slender, triquetrous, not winged, margins scabrous;

rachis and petiole sparsely shortly prickly and glandular-pubescent;

rachis and petiole glabrous or sparsely glandular-pubescent and puberulous, sparsely shortly prickly;

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

rachis and pedicels densely yellow or yellowish white sericeous-villous;

rachis and pedicels gray or yellowish gray tomentose-villous, with few small prickles;

Petiole and rachis terete, minutely grayish yellow pubescent;

rachis flexuose, slender, scabrous on back, margin ciliolate;

rachis and petioles glabrous, sparsely shortly prickly;

rachis and pedicels sparsely shortly stalked glandular;

rachis and petiole with small, curved prickles, densely pubescent;

rachis and pedicels with intermixed spreading and glandular hairs;

rachis and pedicels glabrous or sparsely brown pubescent, glabrous in fruit;

rachis and petiole pubescent, with scattered small prickles;

rachis and pedicels pubescent, with sparse, needle-like prickles;

petiole and rachis 3-10 cm, brown squamate, covered with scale like stellate rust-colored trichomes when young but glabrescent;

Flowers usually paired on rachis, often also with degenerate flowers;

rachis and petiole pubescent, with sparse small hooked prickles;

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rachis pubescent and often shortly stalked glandular;

Pedicel and rachis villous, sparsely glandular hairy;

Petiole and rachis ferruginous tomentose;

rachis and pedicels densely villous and long stalked glandular;

flowers few, large, crowded, inserted in hollows on short, stout rachis;

rachis internodes glabrous, scaberulous or smooth, nodes glabrous;

rachis and pedicels pubescent, with many small lenticels;

rachis and petiole shortly prickly and glandular bristly;

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

CT Diagnosis and Clinical Significance of Rachis-Spine Injury

Comparative Anatomic Studies on Rachis of Eight Species of Cycads

rachis and petiole with short bristles, glandular;

upper glume adnate to rachis, equaling lower glume, thin, acute;

rachis terete or rarely narrowly winged distally;

rachis and pedicels pubescent, glabrous in fruit;

pedicels ascending, not subappressed to rachis, slender;

rachis shallowly sulcate adaxially, initially grayish white tomentose, with few remaining hairs when old;

rachis and pedicels tomentose-villous, subglabrous or glabrous when old;

rachis glabrous, but margin spinose;

rachis scabrous on back, margin spinose;

Hair development and rachis of spikelet

umbels sessile on elongate, slightly zigzagged rachis, 4--12-flowered, base thickened;

rachis broadly winged, ca. 1 mm broad, midrib low, margins scabrous;

umbels of both sexes sessile on elongate rachis, 3--6-flowered, base slightly thickened;

Petiole and rachis 13-20 cm, with dense stellate trichomes, abaxially rounded, adaxially with a groove;

Leaflets 9-19, without stipels, rachis and midrib sparsely pubescent;

Effect of Water Deficit on Vascular Bundle System of Rachis in Wheat

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

petiole and rachis 10-15 cm, glabrous but sparsely brown squamate when young;

Rachis of inflorescences and abaxial surface of leaflet blades hirsutulous. Petiolules 1-3 mm;

rachis ca. 1 cm, pubescence of very short brown setae;

rachis ribbonlike, winged, ca. 1 mm broad, margins scabrous;

rachis glabrous. Capsule ovoid, densely downy, 2(or 3)-valved;

rachis ca. 5 mm, floccose-tomentose;

Female and androgynous inflorescences to 18 cm. Female inflorescence with rachis 2-3 mm thick;

Male inflorescence 1. 5-2. 5 cm, densely multiflorous, flowers opening before leaves, rachis glandular puberulent;

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

rachis ca. 4 mm, sparsely pilose;

Female inflorescence with flowers opening at same time that leaves appear, 4-6 cm, rachis glandular puberulent;

Female inflorescence solitary in leaf axils toward apex of branchlets, 2. 5-3. 5 cm, rachis thick and densely orangish brown tomentose;

rachis glabrous; leaflets 7 or 9(or 11), peltate scales rare or absent;

rachis stout, pink, with flowers inserted in slight hollows, (10-)15-20(-25) cm, glabrous;

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

rachis ca. 15 cm, slim;

Pedicels 1. 7--3 cm, below middle pedicel and rachis obtusely oblique upward;