whorled

The shaft of the ceremonial mace is the whorled tusk of a narwhal, a small Arctic whale. The door handles are of walrus tusk.

The leaves, which may be simple or compound, are usually alternate, occasionally opposite or whorled, and often in basal rosettes .

branches whorled, distant, ascending or spreading, branched, up to 12 cm, spikelets diffuse.

branches whorled, slender, usually obliquely ascending, up to 10 cm, often bare of spikelets in lower part.

Our results support the viewpoint that the spiral phyllotaxis and the whorled phyllotaxis can coexist in a flower of primitive angiosperms.

Inflorescence a panicle, loosely contracted to dense and spike like, often plumose, branches usually whorled, bearing numerous spikelets.

Leaves scaly, opposite or alternate and distichous or spiraled, sometimes whorled, rarely contorted or clustered, without stomata.

Stem erect. Cauline leaves alternate or whorled, sessile, linear-lanceolate to elliptic-lanceolate.

Leaves simple, entire or rarely gland-fringed, opposite or sometimes whorled, nearly always estipulate.

Stipules absent. Leaves alternate, rarely opposite or whorled, simple or variously divided.

At medium power, this meningioma is composed of whorled nests of cells. A variety of patterns are possible.

Indumentum stellate. Leaves large, opposite or whorled, petiolate.

Stem ribbed, lower branches alternate, the upper opposite, whorled or cymose.

Leaves estipulate, whorled, sessile, simple, linear to ovate, margin entire.

Leaves whorled, rarely opposite, with glands axillary and sometimes on petiole.

Leaves alternate or pseudo-whorled, clustered at apex of branches, rarely opposite.

Stem leaves opposite or whorled, ovate-lanceolate to ovate-oblong, pinnatilobate to pinnatifid.

2 (1) Stamens numerous, 2- or more whorled, filaments conspicuous; stigma slightly lobed; secondary veins not joining in a submarginal vein.

These pyramid-shaped trees have whorled branches and thin, scaly bark.

Submerged leaves in aquatic species whorled, pinnately parted to capillary-multiparted, glabrous.

At medium power, this meningioma is composed of whorled nests of cells.

Stamens 10, 1-whorled, anthers sessile; stigma punctiform; secondary veins joining in a conspicuous submarginal vein.

Whorled flower parts; a whorled textile pattern.

Flowers in 1- to multi-flowered whorled axillary cymes, shortly pedicellate.

Herbs annual, biennial [or perennial]. Leaves opposite [or whorled]. Flowers terminal, solitary or in cymes, 4 or 5-merous.

Leaves opposite or rarely whorled, without stipules, simple or 3-foliolate, less often palmately [or pinnately] compound.

bracts 2 and opposite, rarely several and whorled.

A circular or whorled arrangement of flower parts such as those of petals or sepals.

Stamens 10, 2-whorled, outer 5 staminodes, inner 5 opposite sepals.

any of various low-growing tufted plants of the genus Paronychia having tiny greenish flowers and usually whorled leaves;

Leaves nearly opposite or whorled, clustered near apex of branches, spreading, with a citrus-leaf odor;

Treatment of senile femoral neck fracture with rehabilitation training after internal fixation of bi-head whorled comprehensive nail

primary branches solitary or whorled, spreading, lower part bare, upper part branched, the secondary branches tipped by racemes;

Inflorescences in axils of whorled leaves or alternate subulate bracts, subumbellate, few flowered, hirsute;

Leaves opposite, often decussate, or whorled, rarely subalternate to alternate, simple, entire;

Applying the technic of connecting whorled steel to the construction of the Lancang River Bridge

Leaves few to many, along stem, then opposite, whorled, or alternate or basal, equal to subequal in a pair;

primary branches whorled, filiform, usually unbranched, each bearing a raceme;

branches usually whorled on young trees, becoming irregularly arranged on mature ones, with orbicular scars of deciduous branchlets;

Trees evergreen. Branchlets glabrous. Leaves irregularly whorled;

Leaves opposite, less often alternate or whorled, simple, base connate;

Leaves alternate, clustered apically on branches, appearing whorled;

Leaves alternate or sometimes almost opposite or whorled;

Leaves simple, opposite, rarely whorled or alternate, pinnately veined;

Leaves basal and rosulate, or alternate, rarely whorled, stipulate or exstipulate;

Flowers axillary or terminal on branchlets, decussate or whorled; peduncle absent;

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

Leaves opposite or whorled except basal ones alternate;

all leaves whorled, never entire, pinnately divided with linear segments;

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

Proximal leaves in whorls of 3, middle and distal ones opposite or whorled, long petiolate;

Flowers 5-8-whorled per node, shortly pedicellate in a bracteate raceme;

Submerged leaves 3- or 4-whorled, rarely alternate, pectinate, ovate to oblong in outline;

Leaves 4, below inflorescence, whorled or nearly so;

branches whorled or almost so;

Submerged leaves 4- or 5-whorled, pectinate, ovate to oblong in outline;

Leaves alternate, sometimes 3- or 4-whorled at stem base, simple;

aerial leaves 3-12-whorled, linear to oblong, apex obtuse or 2-cleft;