apex

The distance between the near Gaussian apices is controlled accurately by controlling accurately the divergence of LD.

Flowers opposite leaves on lower part of stems and upward, or several flowers at apices of stems and branches forming short inflorescences.

The labial cortical plate and alveolar bone below the level of the incisors apices are sectioned with a No. 701 fissure bur.

Plants with the most severe phenotype formed only green organs, with many shoot apices on their adaxial sides.

Flowers in terminal panicles or clusters at branch apices, rarely solitary.

branches 5 or more per node, spreading, very scabrous, bearing branchlets nearly to base, spikelets clustered at the branch apices.

Shrubs. Twigs terete, glabrous or pubescent towards apices.

Inflorescence primordia occur at shoot apices in late February.

Petals ca. as long as sepals, both surfaces puberulent, large toothed at apices.

Fl. Apr-May, occasionally in autumn at apices of new branches.

Inflorescence primordia are formed at shoot apices in mid April.

Leaflet blade apex truncate to sub truncate, lobe apices subacute; bracts near base of flower; capsule long conical, more than 2. 5 cm.

At the light-microscopic level, kallikrein was found at the apices of some, but not all duct cells.

The primary site of Al toxicity locates in root apices.

Calyx cup-shaped, ca. 8 mm, abaxially densely stellate woolly, lobes triangular, apices acute.

Flowers in racemes at apices of herbaceous branchlets.

anthers without hairs at apices.

limb white or pale rose, glabrous, apically 10-lobed or almost truncate, veins dark purple and not reaching lobe apices.

Flowers solitary at apices of leafy branchlets.

Leaf blade lobes entire, apices obtuse. Petals ca. 3. 5 cm.

Flowers solitary, axillary (mostly at apices of branchlets), 5-7 mm in diam.

Petals 5, glabrous, 5-incised at apices.

Leaves simple, usually alternate, rarely opposite or verticillate, sometimes crowded at apices of branches;

Leaves often crowded at apices of stem and branches, alternate, lower leaves petiolate, upper leaves sessile;

glumes membranous, smooth, keels and lateral veins ciliate, margins connate at base, apices obtuse;

Infructescence corymbose, terminal at apices of small branchlets, with few samaras, wings widely divergent;

Leaves alternate, uppermost often clustered at apices of branches;

Leaves alternate or clustered at twig apices, simple, petiolate, margin entire or serrate, pinnately veined;

Lianas or scandent shrubs climbing by hooked apices of sympodial branches;

Female flowers few- to 10-fascicled at apices of short shoots or in leaf axils of lower part of long shoots;

An Improved Hybrid Genetic Alogrithm for Optimizing Multi-Apices Function

styles 4-6, united into a distinct column ca. 1 mm, not or slightly free at their apices;

Leaves spiraled, densely crowded at apices of branchlets;

Female flowers few- to 10-fascicled at apices of short shoots, puberulent;

Leaves spiraled, alternate, subopposite, or opposite, often crowded into pseudowhorls at apices of branchlets;

Branchlets dark purple or purplish brown, sparsely white lenticellate, apices often becoming thornlike;

acacia, rotifer and tardigrade were observed one by one and increased to their numerical apices from 20 to 90 days;

Leaves spiraled, crowded into pseudowhorls at apices of branchlets;

Leaves crowded at twig apices;

Leaves fascicled at branch apices, paripinnate, 9-12 cm;

Corolla yellowish white with orange lobe apices, 1. 6-1. 8 cm, strongly reflexed from base;

petiole decreasing in length from 1. 5-6 cm basally to sessile toward shoot apices;