caudex

Caudex several branched, ultimate branches terminated in rosettes and covered with leaves or petiolar remains of previous years.

Caudex slender, often many branched, ultimate branches terminated in rosettes, covered with leaf remains of previous years.

Herbs perennial, sometimes pulvinate, with well-developed, thick caudex covered with petioles of previous years.

Caudex many branched, ultimate branches terminated in rosettes and covered with papery leaf remains of previous years.

Caudex few to many branched, ultimate branches terminated in rosettes and covered with leaves of previous years.

A simple caudex (enlarged stem base) or creeping rhizomes can be present.

Elongated caudex branches; a shoot arising from the base of a stem or from the rhizome .

Caudex simple. Stem solitary, slender, branched above, finely grooved, glabrous.

caudex branched, covered with petiolar remains of previous years.

Herbs annual or biennial, rarely perennial with a caudex.

Taproot gray-brown, stout, digitate-branched, capitate, woody when old forming a thickened caudex.

Herbs perennial, erect, usually clumped, with shoots from woody caudex or spreading lateral roots.

Herbs perennial with a woody caudex or herbaceous base.

Taproot conic, unbranched, caudex simple, rarely branched, woody.

Herbs perennial, rhizomatous or with a caudex.

Caudex simple. Stem solitary, branched above, solid, terete, finely grooved.

Stems tortuous at base, slender, several from caudex, sterile shoots often absent at flowering.

Stems usually erect or ascending, often several from caudex, sterile shoots often several.

Herbs perennial, robust, erect, sprouting from caudex or with leafy basal rosettes.

caudex covered with petiolar bases of previous years.

Used to weight the flax fiber or flax caudex sample.

Caudex simple or few to many branched, ultimate branches terminated in rosettes.

caudex covered with petioles of previous years.

Rhizome a fleshy caudex , thick or slender, apex usually at or slightly above ground level.

Caudex simple. Stem solitary, branched from middle, terete.

With many heads, as in a highly branched caudex.

Herbs annual, biennial, or perennial with stolons or woody caudex.

Rhizomes dark red-brown, usually apical part erect, apically becoming a thickened caudex.

Stems erect, often simple from caudex, pubescent.

Stems simple from caudex, often branched above.

Stems striate or reduced to a caudex.

Medicago sativa is a kind of perennial leguminous caudex and is the best and most important leguminous in the world.

Caudex simple or 2--4-branched, covered with persistent petioles.

Caudex thick, branched.

Caudex branched, ascending, slender, 3-6 cm, with sterile lateral branches.

Caudex subprostrate, ascending, or suberect, 3-5 mm in diam. Caudex leaves scale like, narrowly triangular.

Caudex branched, erect or oblique, short or long, 8--15 mm in diam.

the double rate of tine of caudex is 45. 3%.

Caudex narrowly obconical or carrot-shaped, 4--7 cm.

Caudex narrowly obconical, ca. 3 cm, ca. 1 cm in diam.

Caudex narrowly obconical, ca. 4 cm, ca. 1 cm in diam.

Caudex obconical, ca. 7 cm, ca. 1 cm in diam. Stem 90--110 cm, sparsely appressed and retrorse pubescent.

Caudex carrot-shaped, ca. 5 cm, ca. 8 mm in diam.

Caudex carrot-shaped, ca. 7 cm, ca. 7 mm in diam.

Caudex carrot-shaped, ca. 7 cm, ca. 9 mm in diam.

Caudex obconical, ca. 2 cm, ca. 5 mm in diam.

Caudex terete, to 10 cm, ca. 1 cm in diam.

Caudex carrot-shaped or fusiform, ca. 7 cm, to 1. 5 cm in diam.

Isolation and Distribution of Endophytic Fungi in Dendrobium caudex

Woody stem much branched, or reduced to an enlarged, tuberculate caudex;

Caudex brown to dark brown, densely tomentose;

Preliminary Study on Growth of Root and Caudex of Sesuvium Portulacastrum

annual branches numerous, borne on caudex, erect, branched above, with 8-12 internodes;