rosette

With one to four leaves arranged in a rosette, from a distance, the plant looks a bit like a hardy piece of kale.

An ordinary man, not man's light, there is no celebrity rosette, flat light of life, we need to go with a normal face.

Blades of rosette leaves narrowly spatulate to oblong-oblanceolate, gradually narrowed into a petiole; corolla rose.

Luxury rick cable hotel, the magnificent hall, in be full of adornment, always looks like a pillar in the gilded cage eucalyptus rosette.

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

One interesting find was a rosette of very white plaster done with great care almost in the middle of the ceiling.

Methods Carbon clearance test, delayed type cutaneous hypersensitivity (DTH) test, haemolytic plaque test and specific rosette forming test.

Herbs, perennial, acaulescent or shortly caulescent, ascending, rosette but rarely closely appressed to soil surface.

But then he showed a gorgeous white charmeuse hourglass with a single, subtle rosette at the hem.

Stem often reduced, branched or not, plants almost rosette.

Racemes ebracteate, not elongated in fruit, or flowers solitary on pedicels originating from center of basal rosette.

Methods The expression was detected by monoclonal antibody sensitized rosette formation assay.

EAC ( erythrocyte antibody complement ) rosette-forming cell percentage of spleen B lymphocyte in mice.

The image got by rosette scanning system is not uniform and lack of sampling. It is difficult to restore the image of scanned object.

Offer you a flower, I offer a flower, let us weave a large rosette, dedicated to my dear teacher mother.

It was considered that complement played no important role in the inhibiting effect of ALG on the rosette formation but incytotoxin.

Herbs perennial, acaulescent, rosette-forming.

Female inflorescences axillary, in a rosette.

Petals abaxially purple, adaxially lilac near base and yellow near apex; plants usually with a single basal leaf rosette.

Botany To flower or produce seeds prematurely or develop a flowering stem from a rosette.

Initially, there is a rosette of basal leaves, but during warm weather this plant has a tendency to bolt and develops flowering stems.

Biennial or ? perennial herbs, with well-developed lateral rosette of leaves; stems (2 or) 3-5, few branched or not, straight.

Rosette leaves without a well-defined petiole, blade linear-oblong, to 1 mm wide.

glabrous, simple. Basal leaves in a rosette.

Leaves alternate or sometimes basal leaves forming a rosette.

rosette leaves alternate, flat, larger than stem leaves.

Then he went out for eight successive days with his rosette.

The Rosette Nebula itself, and its massive cluster of stars, is located to the right of the picture.

Leaf and root systems grew better in spring rosette stage than in autumn rosette stage.

Shoots numerous, with dense rosette leaves.

Basal leaves forming a rosette, petiolate.

This image spans about 50 light-years in the constellation Monoceros , at the 3, 000 light-year estimated distance of the Rosette Nebula.

Flowers solitary from basal rosette.

Racemes 2- or 3-flowered and ebracteate, or flowers solitary on short pedicels originating from axils of rosette leaves.

Stolons 5--20 cm, terminating in a leaf rosette, with alternate leaves on lower part.

Located about 5, 000 light years from Earth, this composite image shows the Rosette star formation region.

Stems erect, simple from rosette.

She won a rosette in the riding competition.

Plants perennial. Leaf rosette 3--9 cm tall, with membranous overlapping bud scales at base.

Scape arising from center of leaf rosette, erect, simple, with 3--30 small, bract like leaves.

fertile stems arising from beneath leaf rosette, diffuse, creeping, 20--80 cm.

2 (1) Herbs to 7 cm tall, with a basal leaf rosette; leaf blade cordate, as long as wide.

The inhibition of lymphocyte rosette formation by ALG was performed in vitro. The rosette inhibition titer was 1: 1, 600.

Rhizomes absent. Stems several from rosette, scapiform, subequaling leaves, ca. 2 mm in diam. , subglabrous to densely hispidulous.

An ornament, such AS a rosette or knot of ribbon, usually worn on the hat AS a badge.

Scapes 7-18(-35) cm, longer than leaf rosette; pin flower style exserted from corolla tube.

Computer Methods of Calculating the Principal Strains and theDirections of Any Angle Strain Rosette

Application of a multiple-element array detector in infrared sub-image system with rosette scanning

General Strain Rosette Method and its Application to the Computation of Geo-Strain Rate in Chinese Sichuan-Yunnan Area

The Relationship Between Differential Gene Expression Patterns at Rosette Stages and Heterosis in Brassica campestris and Their Hybrids

A Study on Grating Rosette and its Application in Measuring Residual Stresses of Composite Material

Basal leaves aggregated into a rosette;

Application of the rosette assay for screening of monoclonal antibodies to tumor cell membrane molecules

Basal rosettes well developed at flowering time, larger rosette leaves usually more than twice as long as leaves of flowering stems;

small aquatic plant having tufted awl-shaped leaves in a basal rosette and minute white flowers;

Study on unequally spaced sampling parameters in rosette scanning imaging subsystem

Application of model-matching technology on target recognition in rosette scanning sub-image

Application of Morphological Filter in Rosette Scanning Sub-Imaging System

Radical leaves in a dense rosette, usually withering in fruit;

basal leaves not in a conspicuous rosette;

Computer Methods of Calculating the Principal Strains of Strain Rosette

Real time target recognition in dulaspctral infrared rosette scanning sub-imaging detector system

Performance Analysis of Rosette Scanning Sub-imaging System

Investigation of Rosette Corrosion in Copper Hot-Water Cylinders

druse; clustered crystal; rosette crystal

Leaves alternate; basal leaves in a rosette;

Basal leaves fascicled, forming a rosette, sessile;

Study on Immunocompetence of Sheep Placental Extract by E-Rosette Test

Computation of Geo-strain by General Global Strain Rosette Method

The Optimal Control of Phase Shift of Infrared Rosette Scan Subpixel

Leaves sessile, basal leaves in a rosette;

A Solution of Gauging Strain Circle of Strain by Right Angle Strain Rosette

Standard Practice for Analysis of Strain Gage Rosette Data

Method of getting the target's orientation in rosette scanning system

Basal rosette leaves absent or poorly developed;

Basal leaves decussate or spiral, forming a rosette;

DSP Real-Time Optimal Quasi-Imaging of Infrared Rosette Scan

Cauline leaves ca. 2, sometimes hidden in basal rosette, sublinear to linear-oblong;

basal leaves in a rosette, drying soon;

Rosette bearing the names and titles of Shah Jahan, folio from the Emperors' Album, ca. 1645, India

Basal rosette leaves well developed;

Red blood cell immune complex rosette rate, RBC-ICRR

Basal rosette leaves absent or very small;

Rosette formation test;

Estimation of IFOV of Rosette Scan System

Immunocompetence of aqueous extract for three kinds of Chinese traditional medicines detected by E-rosette test

The study on the occurrence of spring wheat rosette stunt disease in Heilongjiang province

Leaves mainly in basal rosette;

The Study of Routing and Handover in NGSO Rosette Constellations

Hydrogen and Dust in the Rosette Nebula

The study on controlling the rosette disease of red Fuji apple trees

basal leaves in a rosette, obovate or obovate-spatulate, 1. 5-2 cm;

Leaves 4 or 5, alternate or forming a rosette;

Scapes 1--6 cm, ca. as long as to longer than leaf rosette at fruiting, copiously pilose;