geniculate

style simple, geniculate at base, conspicuously clavate, with an anterior opening stigmatic cavity.

Annual. Culms slender, geniculate at base and rooting from nodes, up to 60 cm tall, glabrous.

Culms erect or geniculate and rooting from lower nodes, up to 100 cm or more tall.

Angiography confirmed the presence of an AVF fed by the medial geniculate artery.

The awn arises higher on the lemma back than usual and is outwardly curved rather than geniculate.

Style somewhat geniculate at base, clavate, apex flat, broadened on both sides and distinctly margined, somewhat erectly beaked in front.

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

Rachis, petioles and petiolules geniculate.

Leaf central lobe rhombic, broadly cuneate at base; petaline claw not geniculate.

Pupillary light responses were reduced in the blind hemifield in patients with post-geniculate lesions.

awn up to 1 cm, weakly geniculate.

There were intense immunopositive glial cells in thalamic ventroposterior nucleus and lateral geniculate body.

style strict at first, becoming geniculate, persistent.

This is the only species in China with a clearly 1-geniculate awn with glabrous column and feathery bristle.

Some specimens from NE India have exserted, geniculate awns to 7 mm long.

Peduncle axillary, 2--2. 5 cm, jointed and geniculate near middle, with a swollen gland at joint, 1-flowered.

12 (11) Anthers of short stamens geniculate and curved.

anthers geniculate, ca. 5 mm.

peduncle wirelike, ca. 1. 5 cm, not geniculate, elongate in fruit.

Filaments flattened, geniculate, with or without 1 pair of spurs at anther-filament junction;

Electrophysiological and morphological properties of the ventral neurons in medial geniculate body in rats

styles clavate, base slender, slightly geniculate forward, gradually thickened upward;

Histochemical studies on the change of nitric oxide synthetase in lateral geniculate nucleus of monocular deprived kittens

Mechanism and Differentiation of Pseudo-Tears of the Anterior Horn of the Lateral Meniscus Caused by the Transverse Geniculate Ligament

Presynaptic long-term potentiation of synaptic transmission in the pathway from auditory cortex to medial geniculate body

Blood supply of human lateral geniculate body and its clinical significance

Pattern adaptation of relay cells in the lateral geniculate nucleus of binocular and monocular vision-deprived cats

Morphology of microvasculature of infant lateral geniculate body and visual cortex;

Annual or perennial. Culms stiffly erect and unbranched, or weak, geniculate and branching;

awn soon deciduous, geniculate with short brown twisted column, up to 2. 5 mm;

Results: Left thalamo-geniculate artery supply area infarction caused right lateral sensory disturbance;

styles slightly geniculate at base, gradually thickened toward top and clavate;

styles short, base conspicuously geniculate;

Advance in the research of anatomy and physiology of the medial geniculate body

Clinical observation of Geniculate ganglion herpes zoster treated with TCM and western medicine: 59 cases reported

The enlargement of geniculate fossa of facial nerve canal: a new CT finding of facial nerve canal fracture

Petals glabrous; claw sometimes slightly geniculate at apex;

awn well developed, geniculate, column dark brown, hairy, limb pallid;

Morphological analysis on microvascular of infant lateral geniculate body

styles clavate, slightly geniculate forward at base;

Petals glabrous; claw sometimes geniculate at apex;

awn geniculate, column twisted;

Petals glabrous; claw geniculate at apex;

Branches of lateral geniculate body

Nucleus of lateral geniculate body

Corolla purple, to 2. 5 cm, glandular pubescent outside, glabrous inside, base slightly saccate-geniculate, throat to 4 mm wide;

anthers pink, lanceolate, ca. 4 mm, geniculate;

claw geniculate at upper part;

styles clavate, ca. 1. 5 mm, slightly slender at base and slightly geniculate;

claw ca. 1. 5 cm, apex geniculate, sparsely yellowish pubescent;

awn geniculate, ca. 3. 5 mm, brown twisted column very short;

styles slender, clavate, geniculate at base, ca. 1. 5 mm;