cauline

cauline leaves with blade similar in shape and size to that of basal leaves, or smaller.

Cauline leaf sessile, semiamplexicaul, similar to basal ones but much smaller, base sometimes with a few rusty brown appendages.

Cauline leaf sessile, semiamplexicaul, similar to basal ones but much smaller, sometimes with a few rusty brown appendages at base.

Clinical data shows, wrapping is too long, include cauline patient especially, the incidence of a disease of phallic cancer is higher.

circle of cauline bine stalk is erect, the surface is rough be had bristle.

Basal and lower cauline leaves green, few to several, widely spaced, not grouped into a head.

Basal and lower cauline leaves green, numerous, not overlapping into a head.

Cauline radical ministry extend of procumbent, upside, hollow, have ramose , section armpit is in scanty unripe fine fluff.

Cauline leaf sessile, semiamplexicaul, ovate, ca. 2 mm, base sometimes with a few rusty brown appendages.

cauline leaf blade ovate, oblong-orbicular, or oblong-lanceolate, base rounded, margin remotely crenate, apex rounded or obtuse.

Cauline leaves similar to basal, smaller upward, narrowly oblanceolate or sublinear, middle and upper ones always entire.

Scape usually relatively tall, to 2 m, with few linear-lanceolate cauline leaves and a terminal panicle.

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

Cauline leaves sessile, deeply sagittate-amplexicaul or rarely auriculate, entire or dentate.

Cauline leaves remote, scarcely, if at all, overlapping.

Cauline leaves petiolate, dentate, uppermost sometimes entire.

Cauline leaves sessile, often auriculate, sagittate, or amplexicaul at base, entire or rarely dentate.

cauline leaves with short, sterile axillary branches, lanceolate or linear-lanceolate.

The modeling of the growing status of the cauline of tomato in growing process is discussed, by using NN and genetic algorithm.

When choosing hollow course, had better choose cauline leaf to compare not fresh and complete, delicate, long fibril.

Cauline leaves petiolate, uppermost sessile, not auriculate, entire or serrate.

Cauline leaves reduced upwards, petioles becoming wholly sheathing.

Proximal cauline leaflet blade orbicular-rhombic, broadly rhombic-ovate, or obovate.

cauline leaves linear-lanceolate, smaller than basal leaves, ciliate, base half clasping.

Seedling leaves alternate. Mature cauline leaves opposite, simple or compound.

proximal cauline leaves congested, distal middle ones gradually sparser.

terminal lobe 2. 5-3 mm. Cauline leaves few, similar to basal leaves but smaller and with a shorter petiole.

Cauline leaves shortly petiolate or sessile, not auriculate, entire or pinnatisect.

Leaf blades all cauline, narrowly lanceolate, strongly many-veined with obvious cross veinlets, pseudopetiolate.

Upper cauline leaves shortly petiolate or subsessile, similar to lowermost leaves, progressively smaller upward.

Cauline leaf shortly petiolate or semiamplexicaul, similar to basal ones but much smaller, base often with several rusty brown appendages.

Cauline leaf sessile, semiamplexicaul, similar to basal ones but sometimes smaller, often with several rusty brown appendages at base.

Leaves basal and cauline; petiole glabrous; leaflets attenuate toward base.

Cauline leaves petiolate or sessile, not auriculate, entire or pinnatisect.

Cauline leaves absent, rarely few, sessile or nearly so, not auriculate, entire or rarely dentate.

Cauline leaves petiolate, not auriculate, similar to basal leaves or simple upward.

Birth later period, cauline stalk lignification, and the pith ministry inside the bine is formed hollow.

Inflorescence terminal or from axils of upper cauline leaves, paniculate.

uppermost cauline leaves smaller, with fewer teeth and lateral leaflets.

stipules of cauline leaves broadly ovate or ovate-elliptic, free part longer than adnate part.

Leaf buds present in axils of proximal, median or (especially) distal cauline leaves.

those in cauline leaf axils fruiting, pedicels short, with bracteoles at or below middle.

Cauline leaves absent, if present sessile or shortly petiolate, entire.

stipules membranous. Cauline leaves few, similar to basal ones but much smaller.

Cauline leaves petiolate, similar to basal, often less divided upward.

Cauline leaves similar or heteromorphic to the basal, smaller or absent.

Cauline leaves sessile, not auriculate, often entire.

Leaves basal and cauline, pinnate, ultimate segments coarsely dentate; bracts 1 or absent; petals white.

Mid-cauline and upper leaves with distinct petioles 2-7 mm, and with narrowly cuneate bases.

Upper cauline leaf blade oblong to triangular-ovate, margin irregularly serrate or sinuately lobed.

Cauline leaves similar to basal, entire or dentate, reduced in size upward.

Cauline leaves sessile, ovate-orbicular to broad-ovate, base subcordate, clasping.

Cauline leaves absent, if present then sessile, entire.

Cauline leaves pinnate or appearing palmate with 5 pairs of leaflets densely inserted at petiole apex.

stipules of cauline leaves acutely incised serrate at apex.

axils of proximal cauline leaves with reduced flowers.

Cauline leaf sessile, semiamplexicaul, similar to basal ones but much smaller.

Leaves basal or cauline, often narrow, margin entire or spiny.

Cauline leaves absent or similar to basal ones, entire or toothed, subsessile or petiolate.

Lowest cauline leaf below middle of stem; pedicel longer.

Cauline leaves similar to basal, much reduced in size upward.

Cauline leaves similar to basal, often absent.

Herbs annual. Leaves basal and cauline; leaf blade palmately divided.

Capitate, great, diameter 10 ~ 30 centimeters, sheet is born at cauline top or branch end, constant declination.

2 (1) Cauline leaves pinnate with up to 5 pairs of leaflets.

Cauline leaves gradually reduced upwards, 1-pinnate or 3-lobed, smaller, sessile on expanded sheaths.

Leaf sheath of cauline leaves split almost to base.

Leaves all basal, or basal and cauline, simple, palmately parted or sect.

cauline leaves 2 or 3 pairs, lanceolate, smaller than basal leaves, broadly cuneate at base, sessile.

Cauline leaves 6--11, crowded below inflorescence, lobes usually long acuminate at apex.

Olive or petiole and cauline stalk are Brown.

cauline leaves 2 or 3 pairs, sessile, ovate or ovate-lanceolate, margin ciliate, apex acuminate.

cauline leaf blade on fertile stems much shorter, to 7 cm, abaxially rather densely arachnoid.

blades of cauline leaves triangular-cordate or narrowly ovate-cordate, 1-6 cm, base shallowly sinuate or broadly triangular.

Cauline circle, jibuduo is ramose, have short shag.

pedicels produced from base of stem or cauline leaf axils, 6-11 cm, much exceeding leaves, with 2 linear bracteoles above middle.

Cauline leaves 1 or 2, usually shortly petiolate, smaller than basal leaves.

cauline leaves 3--5, narrowly linear-lanceolate, proximal 1 or 2 each with a globose bulblet in axil.

Leaves basal or cauline along stem, 3-foliolate.

leaf blade terete, 2--27 cm, on cauline leaves tubular and distinctly septate.

3 (2) Leaf blade symmetric or nearly so, cauline leaves several.

Leaves basal and cauline, 1-ternated compound.

Leaves narrowly lanceolate to lanceolate, 1. 2-2. 5 cm wide; inflorescence long, floral leaves similar to cauline leaves.

2 (1) Stems to 120 cm tall, ca. 12 mm in diam. at fruiting; cauline leaves below inflorescence subequal to basal leaves in size.

Middle cauline leaves elliptic or lanceolate, serrate, dentate, or rarely pinnatifid, (3-)5-10(-15) mm wide.

Basal leaves 1 or 2, wilting at anthesis; cauline leaves 3 or 4, equally arranged along stem and all normally developed.

Distal cauline leaves broadly ovate; stamens 1-1. 5 mm, not visible above calyx.

Cauline leaf subsessile, amplexicaul, ca. 1 cm. Flower ca. 7 mm in diam.

cauline leaves 1(or 2), or reduced and bract like.

Proximal leaves absent at anthesis, cauline leaf blade to 12 cm wide, ultimate lobules 2. 5--5 mm wide.

Cauline leaves entire, 1-5 mm wide; stems puberulent with minute trichomes to 0. 15 mm.

petiolule 1-5(-20) mm. Upper cauline leaves 3- or 5-foliolate, becoming gradually smaller and narrower upward.

Cauline leaves linear, 5-6 mm, distally leathery, glandular hairy abaxially and at proximal margin, chalk gland 1.

petiolule (2-)5-10(-30) mm. Middle and upper cauline leaves gradually reduced in size, 3-foliolate.

2 (1) Proximal leaves present at anthesis, cauline leaf blade to 8 cm wide, ultimate lobules 2--3 mm wide.

Carbohydrate Content in Seedlings Cauline Tine and Correlation Analysis to Ovary Locule Number of Tomato

Lower and middle cauline leaves shortly petiolate, pinnatifid or pinnatisect, with oblong to linear-oblong lobes, smaller than basal leaves;

Cauline leaves reduced upwards, sometimes heteromorphic;

Leaves radical or crowded at stem base, basal and proximal cauline ones distichous, others smaller and spirally arranged;

Effects of New Long-effect Urea on Productivity and Quality of Cauline and Fructiferous Vegetables

cauline leaves small; auricles of stipules herbaceous, margin incised parted or incised serrate;

Cauline leaves linear to linear-oblanceolate or linear-oblong, shortly petiolate, not auriculate at base;

Proximal cauline leaf stipules semiorbicular, membranous, margin irregularly lobed;

Bracts several, similar to the upper cauline leaves, pinnate, rarely entire;

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

cauline leaf blade smaller than those of basal leaves, broadly ovate or triangular-ovate, base shallowly cordate or truncate;

Proximal cauline leaves withered at anthesis, middle leaves long petiolate;

Leaf blades cauline, narrowly to broadly linear, midrib usually broad, white;

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

Cauline leaves homomorphic with the basal, ternate;

Leaves cauline; leaf sheaths keeled, glabrous;

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

bracts leafy, smaller than cauline leaves, hirsute;

those of cauline leaves unequal in length, middle ones ca. 8 cm, upper ones very short or nearly absent;

Leaves all cauline, pinnately compound, often simple in deeply submersed plants;

cauline leaf and raw materials from plants other than the seeds of the grain;

Effect of Extract from the Cauline of Piper kadsura Ohwi on Endotoxininduced Hypotension and Lung Injury in Rats

Cauline middle leaves long petiolate;

Cauline leaves ca. 2, sometimes hidden in basal rosette, sublinear to linear-oblong;

Leaves on fertile stems several, cauline;

Middle and upper cauline leaves trifoliolate, sessile, to 10 cm;

cauline leaves present or absent;

Basal and cauline leaves pinnate, rarely 3-foliolate;

Cauline Changcu is born on procumbent rootstock;

Leaves either all basal or also cauline;

petioles of basal leaves to 8 cm, those of cauline leaves shorter, puberulous;

Cauline leaves with petiole 2-5. 5 mm, gradually shorter to nearly absent distally on stem, margin brown crisped glandular villous;

Cauline leaves with petiole gradually shorter distally on stem, 2-6 mm, brown villous;

cauline leaf of plants other than the tea plant seed;

Basal and median cauline leaves compound, with 2 or 3 pairs of lateral leaflets;

cauline leaf of grains;

Leaves basal and cauline; stipules caducous, ovate, ca. 1. 5 cm;

Leaves basal and cauline; stipules caducous, triangular, 1. 5-2 cm, brown villous;

cauline leaf petiole 0. 5-1 cm, glabrous or rarely villous;

cauline leaf blade 2--2. 8 cm wide, adaxially velutinous, ultimate lobules apically rounded or obtuse;