- haulm, stalk, or thyrsus. The stem is
normally divided into
nodes and
internodes: The
nodes are the
points of
attachment for
leaves and can hold one or...
- Look up
internode in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Internode may
refer to:
Internode (botany), a
portion of a
plant stem
between nodes Internode (ISP)...
-
Internode Pty Ltd was an
Australian Internet service provider (ISP) that
provided NBN
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- the soil surface.
Rhizomes have
nodes and
internodes and
auxiliary buds.
Roots do not have
nodes and
internodes and have a root cap
terminating their ends...
- Banksia). In
plants such as these,
crowded internodes within the leaf
whorls alternate with long
internodes between the whorls. The
morphology of most...
-
stripe P.
aurea 'Takemurai' –
culms grow
taller and lack the
compressed internodes of the type form P. aurea's lush
foliage makes it
desirable for ornamental...
-
formed from a
single internode produce the
leaves and
inflorescence from the top,
while those that are
formed from
several internodes can
possess leaves...
- long
periods of
dryness and heat. The
plants feature hard leaves,
short internodes (the
distance between leaves along the stem) and leaf
orientation which...
- the
remaining vegetation protecting the plant.
Another form
occurs when
internodes along a stem are shortened,
bringing the
leaves closer together, as in...
- than
stage 19; in this case
continue with
stage 20 2
Visibly extended internode n
develops between leaf n and leaf n+1 Weber, E.; H.
Bleiholder (1990)...
