striate

Major Topics: Striate Cortex Receptive Field Organization, Cytoarchitecture, Modular Organization, Imaging.

Grain blackish, oblong or ovate, obliquely striate with fine close lines running vertically between the striae.

Seeds brownish gray, oblong, planoconvex, radiate verrucose, crossed by a striate sculpture at equator.

Calyx lobes lanceolate, glabrous or sparsely ciliate, occasionally black glandular striate, apex acuminate.

leaf blade narrowly linear, laterally flattened, striate when dry, margin minutely papillose, apex acuminate.

Seeds small, longitudinally winged, transversely striate.

branches striate-ridged, sometimes minutely verruculose.

Stem single, erect, purplish fistular, striate, branching, base covered in fibrous remnant sheaths.

Seeds straight, curved, or horseshoe-shaped, surface reticulate-striate with hexagonal or elliptic pits.

branches ligneous, bark red-brown, exfoliating, simple, herbaceous, green striate.

Shrubs climbing. Stems slightly complanate, striate, brown-tomentose.

seed scales narrowly ovate, oblong, or square-orbicular, exposed part striate and glabrous, or pubescent.

Stem slender, thinly ribbed or striate, usually branched, petiole remnants not persistent.

Stems in dense clusters, unbranched, striate, ferruginous pubescent when young.

Monoecious. Young stems and branches green, striate, mature ones grayish brown with rough bark.

branches gray-black to gray-brown, terete, sturdy, twigs greenish or yellow-greenish, striate.

Stems erect, simple or branched at base and above middle, angled, longitudinally striate.

branches and twigs slender, striate, angulate, brown or gray-brown when dry, sometimes black.

Shrubs climbing. Stems terete, striate, densely gray-yellow villous.

Stem usually solitary, ribbed, striate, obliquely branched in upper part.

Branchlets unarmed, purple-brown when dry, with several striate lines, sparsely stellate puberulent when young.

Branches dark brown, terete, glabrous, slightly striate.

Stems 2 to many, erect, terete at base, upper part with raised lines descending from bases of leaves, sparsely black glandular striate.

Monoecious. Stems and branches grayish yellow, striate.

Shrubs climbing. Stems terete, striate, glabrous.

Stems terete, striate, with small bullate tubercles, more dense when mature.

Branchlets terete, thin, minutely striate, yellowish brown tomentose.

Stems erect, striate, simple, base sheathed by blackish remains of old petioles.

branches terete, sturdy, twigs gray to light green-gray, young branches striate.

Stems erect or sparsely diffuse, striate, with coarse spreading long hairs.

Nutlets oblong, few striate, glabrous, basal scar white, apex rounded.

Branchlets yellow-green when dry, purple-brown when old, conspicuously striate, terete, glabrous.

Seeds brown, fusiform, long and narrowly winged at both ends; seed coat striate veined.

Stem single or multicipital, purplish, striate and branched, base clothed in fibrous remnant sheaths.

Fruit reddish, globose, ca. 6 mm in diam. , glabrous, longitudinally striate, sparsely punctate.

Stem erect, striate, base usually clothed in fibrous remnant sheaths.

Petals brown striate, shorter than sepals, base connate, apex hooded.

Seeds numerous; seed coat loose, spirally striate or reticulate.

Glands present in axils of lateral veins and veinlets, veinlets not prominently raised adaxially; branchlets not conspicuously striate.

pericarp thinly woody, horizontally striate adaxially.

Stem prostrate or obliquely spreading, much branched, green striate, terete or obtusely ribbed.

Seeds 2 per valve, yellow-brown, radiate striate, finely white reticulate, neither pitted nor verrucose.

Stem terete, sparsely white pubescent, striate.

Twigs terete, narrowly striate, with long rust-colored setose hairs.

rhizomes long, slender, covered by short, striate, glabrous or pubescent cataphylls.

Stem erect, solid, striate, base clothedinfibrous remnant sheaths.

Stems terete, striate, sparsely villous or glabrous.

Seeds ovoid, minute, reticulate-striate.

Stems tall, erect, hollow, branched above, striate.

Seeds brown, ovoid, ca. 3 mm, angled, reticulate-striate, sometimes rugose, apex acuminate.

Monoecious. Stems dark brown to grayish brown when dry, terete, striate, lenticellate.

old branchlets yellow-brown, striate, glabrous, with sparse lenticels.

branches and twigs gray-green to gray-brown, terete, sturdy, striate.

upper lemma swollen, striate, transversely rugulose, apex acute.

Monoecious. Branches and branchlets terete, brown to blackish when dry, striate.

Stem single or forked near apex, dark purple, striate, glabrous.

Stems many from base, prostrate, 1-2 mm thick, internodes with adventitious roots, often green, sometimes purple striate, glabrous.

Twigs gray-brown, finely striate, sometimes lenticellate.

Stem erect, green striate, usually branched.

Stem erect, terete and often ribbed or striate, branching.

Stem finely striate, dichotomously branched above.

old branches brown or black-brown, glabrous, striate.

Stems and branches straw colored, striate.

Branches and petioles red when dry, nearly terete, strong, stout, striate or grooved, pilosulose or subglabrous.

Stems striate or reduced to a caudex.

Herbs perennial. Stems suberect, prostrate at base, 60-90 cm tall, branched, striate, pilose, tomentose upward.

bracts ovate, ca. 2 mm, outermost bracts densely appressed hairy, striate.

Herbs perennial. Stems solitary, ascending or erect, 15--20 cm tall, simple, narrowly striate, pubescent.

Herbs perennial. Stems erect, 60-100 cm tall, stout, much branched, striate, densely setose, setae deciduous.

twigs purple-red, subterete, slender, finely striate.

Stems climbing, terete, more than 3 m, simple, striate, glabrous.

Seeds oblong, nearly straight or slightly curved, ca. 0. 5 mm, finely and densely hexagonal reticulate-striate.

Stigma capitate. Capsule spreading or pendulous, striate, narrowly conical, 7-8 mm, glabrous.

branchlets dark purple-brown, terete, striate.

branches terete, twigs striate or sometimes 4-angled, green or brown when dry.

Stems erect, ca. 30 cm tall, glabrous, simple, slenderly striate.

Annuals or biennials. Stems erect, 40-90 cm tall, striate, glabrous or rarely pilose with simple trichomes.

Calyx striate, teeth linear.

Stems mostly 2-4-branched from base, erect, herbaceous, longitudinally striate.

Stems striate, rooting at nodes.

pollen 3-nucleate, extine tectum finely striate.

Seeds brown, narrowly ovoid, ca. 0. 5 mm, inconspicuously reticulate-striate.

Calyx lobes linear-lanceolate, 4--5 mm, black glandular punctate and striate outside.

Calyx lobes linear-lanceolate, 4--5(--7) mm, dark purple wide glandular striate outside, hyaline margined, apex acute, co state.

Stem and branches not striate; lower leaves opposite, upper ones alternate; utricle 3-4 mm in diam.

bark yellow-brown or gray, striate.

Calyx lobes lanceolate, 5--6 mm, abaxially black striate, margin membranous, apex slightly recurved.

Calyx lobes oblong, 3--4. 5 mm, dark purple or black glandular striate outside, margin membranous, apex obtuse to subacute.

Stems 40--100 cm tall, longitudinally striate, middle and distal internodes ca. 10 cm, glandular pubescent.

Stem branched, subterete, to more than 1 m, woody, slightly striate.

Stem branched, subterete, to more than 1 m, woody, slightly striate.

Seeds nearly straight or slightly curved, ca. 0. 5 mm, reticulate-striate.

Spathe 1-valved, pale brown, 9--12 mm, membranous, longitudinally striate when dry, persistent.

Rhizomes slender, to 9 cm. Stems 1-2, erect, herbaceous, purple, longitudinally striate.

Stem base prostrate, 15-30 cm, striate, densely hirsute.

Stems 40-50(-65) cm tall, branched at base, glabrous, slenderly striate, leafless above.

Stems terete, ca. 1 mm in diam. , striate.

Branches and branchlets ca. 4. 5 mm in diam. , brown, striate, densely dusty tomentose, subglabrescent.

Herbs annual. Stems erect, 10-30(-50) cm tall, branched at base, glabrous, striate.

Calyx lobes lanceolate, ca. 5. 5 X 1. 7 mm, red glandular striate outside, margin membranous, costate.

bracts linear to linear-lanceolate, 0. 5--1. 5 cm, sparsely yellow farinose, purplish striate.

Seeds gray-blue, semiellipsoid, ca. 1. 5 mm, shallowly radiate striate.

Inflorescences panicles of cymes, many flowered, spreading, to 70 cm. Pedicel erect, 0. 6-1. 5 cm, terete, striate.

Seeds dark brown or gray, globose to reniform, 5-15 per locule, (3-)4-5(-6) mm, striate, minutely warty.

Culm sheaths deciduous, leathery, ribbed-striate when dry, glabrous, margins densely ciliate, apex slightly asymmetrical, broadly arched;

Culm sheaths initially green, light brown when dried, unspotted, striate, narrowly elongated, setose, margins ciliate;

Stems erect to ascending-erect, quadrangular, usually branched from base, dark purple or black glandular striate. Leaves alternate;

Follicles erect or slightly spreading, surface conspicuously striate-reticulate;

Stem erect, simple or sparsely branched, usually reddish purple, not striate, slightly ribbed, slightly cottony pilose;

Culm sheaths somewhat persistent, ribbed-striate when dry, mostly glabrous, pubescent only below blade, apex asymmetrically triangular;

two-year-old branches black when dry, striate, with sparse relict strigose hairs, lenticels inconspicuous;

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Stem erect or obliquely spreading, light green or reddish, obscurely striate, ribbed, glabrous;

sheath striate, lower part abaxially glossy, upper part brown strigose, sometimes glabrous near margins, margins densely dark ciliate;

Leaves cauline; leaf sheaths striate, glabrous, lower sheaths often inflated;

Stem erect or basally ascending, green, striate, succulent, branched, basal nodes with many fibrous roots. Leaves alternate;

Culm sheaths slightly persistent, ribbed-striate when dry, abaxially glabrous, apex obliquely truncate and arched;

Branchlets gray-black, terete, slender, longitudinally plicate-striate;

pericarp orbicular, thin, horizontally striate adaxially;

Branchlets pale brown, grayish green when older, cylindric, striate when dry, densely yellow brown pubescent;

Branchlets gray-yellow, terete, longitudinally shallowly striate-sulcate, densely pubescent;

Leaves basal and cauline; leaf sheaths glabrous, striate, pilose at throat;

Leaf sheaths loose, glabrous distinctly striate;

Leaves sessile; leaf sheath conspicuously striate, red on basal leaf;

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Stipules linear; petiole robust, striate;

pericarp thinly leathery, rough abaxially, horizontally striate adaxially;

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sheath obviously striate, ca. 4 cm, glaucous, transverse veinlets distinct;

corolla inside purple-red to orange or brown spotted or striate;

Lower sepal red striate, funnelform, ca. 2 cm deep, narrowed into an incurved, short spur;

Stems erect, to more than 40 cm, unarmed, smooth or indistinctly striate;

Stem erect or ascending, branched, slightly 4-angled, striate;

Circadian rhythm of striate dopamine in mice

Stems erect, 45--100 cm, unarmed, smooth or slightly striate, sometimes narrowly winged distally;

Branchlets brownish or gray, subterete, striate, glabrous;

Lower sepal purple striate, funnelform, 1. 7-1. 8 cm deep, narrowed into a curved spur;

stipules mostly free, brown, broadly lanceolate, 1-1. 5 cm, adaxially brown striate, margin remotely fimbriate-dentate, apex long acuminate;

Seeds (1 or)2 or 3 per valve, shortly cylindric, trigonous, rugose or radiate striate;

Lateral petals bearded, anterior one 1. 4-1. 8 cm (spur included), purple striate in lower parts;

Herb annual. Stems twining, 1-2 m, striate, papillate;