spikelet

the variation coefficient of the grain weight per plant was the maximal, grain weight and spikelet number of main ear was the next.

Upper glume subequaling spikelet; only branch or branchlet tips extending into a bristle, rarely a solitary bristle below a few spikelets.

A few specimens from China have the long spikelet spines of this species, which is otherwise known only from Sri Lanka.

The number of vascular bundles of each floret in spikelet decrease with the rising of floret position.

There was significant positive correlation between the first internodes length below spikelet and the longitude(P01).

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

We previously reported that SUPERNUMERARY BRACT (SNB) regulates the transition of spikelet meristems into floral meristems in rice.

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

Lower glume of sessile spikelet obovate, broadly winged; awn present, geniculate, exserted from spikelet.

Lower glume of sessile spikelet oblanceolate, winged; awn absent or imperfect, included within spikelet.

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

The outer or lower of the two bracts that enclose the flower in a grass spikelet.

The results were as follows: Through the treatment of spikelet-removing, peak content of NSC in stem and sheath appeared later.

Apical spikelet usually well developed; glumes not keeled or keeled only at apex, rarely keeled throughout length.

pedicels shorter than spikelet, up to 1. 6 mm, scabrous, slightly widened at apex.

SNB is expressed in all the examined tissues, but most strongly in the newly emerging spikelet meristems.

Culms up to 6 m; upper glume of sessile spikelet glabrous.

Spikelets with one floret; rachis fracturing below each spikelet.

upper lemma pale purplish gray at maturity, apex abruptly apiculate, exserted from spikelet.

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

upper lemma yellowish brown or purplish brown, as long as spikelet, narrowly acute, apex usually extended.

The barbed awns catch in the fur of passing animals, effecting dispersal of the spikelet.

In this study, the interactions of locus were complex in both pollen fertility and spikelet fertility.

Spikelets lanceolate; lower lemma slightly shorter than spikelet; upper lemma punctate-rugulose.

The effect of removing base spikelet on setting kernels and grain weight was slighter , kernels and grain weight per ear decreased less.

Lower glume of sessile spikelet shallowly concave to almost flat, without a swelling at base.

9 (8) Lower glume of sessile spikelet deeply concave, depression with a prominent swelling at base.

Culms up to 1. 5 m; upper glume of sessile spikelet thinly pilose.

Bristles equal to spikelet or slightly longer; lower floret neuter.

4 (3) Lower glume of sessile spikelet laterally compressed; raceme often reduced to a triad.

Callus hairs longer than spikelet, golden brown in color.

Callus hairs shorter than spikelet, purple or white in color.

The 3 prominent, green veins of the glumes are an obvious feature of the spikelet.

upper lemma blackish brown at maturity, as long as spikelet.

Spikelets hispid; upper glume of sessile spikelet winged on keel; callus hairs ca. 2 mm.

Lower glume of sessile spikelet smooth.

While the grain protein content of multi-spikelet wheat displayed a shape of "V" during filling stage.

pedicels scabrid, longer of pair twice spikelet length.

7 (6) Lower glume of sessile spikelet linear, obscurely veined, smooth below middle.

Researches on evolution of spikelet morphology and the genetic relationships of tribe Stipeae in China.

The degree of the degenerated spikelet on either parents or the progenies all showed more seriously in Hainan than that in Wuhan.

branches up to 20 cm, in distant whorls, loosely ascending, bare in lower part, spikelet pairs spaced, spikelets not overlapping;

lower glume thinly cartilaginous, back pilose with silky hairs twice length of spikelet, keels scabrid, apex acuminate;

Effects of the Ratio of Basal-Tillering to Panicle-spikelet Fertilizers on Grain Yield of Two-line Hybrid Rice

Chromosomal location of genes for spikelet number of the giant spike wheat germplasm

lower glume leathery to bony, enveloping spikelet, body smooth or transversely constricted, flanks usually winged above;

Antagonistic Effect of Salicylic Acid and Methyl Jasmonate on the Induction of the Spikelet Opening in Italian Ryegrass

Effects of Leaf-cutting and Spikelet-thinning on Net Photosynthesis Rate of Rice During Grain Filling

The Spikelet Fertility of Sever Mid Mature Indica Hybrid Rice Combinations Under High Temperature Conditions

upper glume equal to spikelet, inconspicuously scabrous to shortly hispid along veins, cuspidate to awn-tipped;

A Breeding Method for Increasing Spikelet and Studies on Creation of New Germplasm Resource in Wheat

Genetic analysis of the number of spikelet per panicle and culm traits in three-lineindica hybrid rice

lemma as long as spikelet, pilose along keel and lateral veins, hairs sometimes clavate, apex subacute;

Effects of Spikelet- and Leaf-removal on Accumulation of Grain Starch and Protein and Flour Quality in Wheat

callus short, obtuse, bearded, often with long silky hairs surrounding the spikelet;

upper spikelet with rows of silky hairs, usually also setose, the hairs spreading halo-like at maturity;

Spikelets usually small, lanceolate, dorsally compressed or pedicelled spikelet more rounded on back;

Influences of High-Temperature Stress on the Fertility of Pollen, Spikelet and Grain-Weight in Rice

effects of spikelet and grain positions on grain number , weight and protein content of wheat spike

Female zone: sessile spikelet dorsally compressed;

The Effects of Fructicative Period Temperature on the Magnesium and Kalium Content of Different Spikelet Position Grain

upper glume ovate-lanceolate, as long as spikelet, glabrous or with very short hairs on keel, subacute;

lower lemma equaling the spikelet, acute to shortly awned, its palea absent or much reduced;

Specific Spikelet Fertility as Indicator of Cold Tolerance at Booting Stage in Rice

Effects of Halving Spikelet on the Wheat Grain Quality under Short Period of Heat Shock at the middle Stage of Grain Filling

lemma broadly oblong, as long as spikelet, 3-veined, lanate along lower veins, apex obtuse, irregularly toothed;

callus hairs about equaling spikelet, white or purplish;

Male zone: spikelet pair similar, both or only sessile staminate;

involucre narrow, ascending, enclosing 1 spikelet;

Effects of Methyl Jasmonate on the Blossom of Spikelet in Millet

callus bearded with hairs shorter than, as long as, or longer than the spikelet;

glumes unequal, lower glume ovate, ca. 3 mm, upper glume oblong-ovate, as long as spikelet;

Hair development and rachis of spikelet

racemes composed of triads, sometimes with 1 or 2 additional spikelet pairs, greenish or pinkish;

upper glume ovate-oblong, as long as spikelet, 5-veined, acute;

glumes lanceolate, as long as spikelet, 5-veined, almost smooth or scaberulous;

lower lemma purplish, as long as spikelet, 5-veined with 3 central veins close together and outer 2 marginal, veins connected at tip;

bracts 1 at base of each spikelet;

upper glume ovate, as long as spikelet, 1-veined, acute;

Sessile spikelet ca. 4 mm, chestnut brown;

lemma ovate, as long as spikelet, 1-veined, acute;

callus hairs ca. 3 times spikelet length;

lemma ca. 8 mm. Central spikelet: fertile; glumes ca. 5 mm, awn slender, ca. 5 mm;

Sessile spikelet ca. 4. 5 mm, purplish;

lemma awn ca. 2. 3 mm. Central spikelet usually with 1 floret;