- A
ligule (from Latin:
ligula "strap",
variant of lingula, from
lingua "tongue") is a thin
outgrowth at the
junction of leaf and
leafstalk of many gr****es...
- 5+0
scheme – all five
petals form the
ligule. A 4+1
scheme is
found in the Barnadesioideae. The tip of the
ligule is
often divided into teeth, each one...
-
serrated transversely. The
ligule is
pointed and silvery.
Compared this to
Common Meadowgr**** Poa pratensis,
which has a
squared ligule, and Poa trivialis, which...
- size of the
upper ligules on the
notopodia of the
posterior region of the body. The
upper ligules are much
larger than the
lower ligules. It is also without...
- grooved. It can grow to 4.5 ft (1.4 m) tall, and has a long, narrow,
pointed ligule. It
flowers from June
until August. It can be
found on all
types of gr****land...
-
species specific version of the BBCH-scale. 1 A leaf is
unfolded when its
ligule is
visible or the tip of the next leaf is
visible 2
Tillering or stem elongation...
-
distinguished from
Lycopodiaceae (the clubmosses) by
having scale-leaves
bearing a
ligule and by
having spores of two types. They are
sometimes included in an informal...
- country, both Champion's and both Runner's-up), that face each
other in
ligule type competition. The
competition stopped being pla**** in 1972, but returned...
-
flower is a ray
floret with an
erect tube and a strap-shaped
ligule with a
toothed tip. The
ligule is just
under a
centimetre long. The
fruit is a cylindrical...
-
grows 3 to 7 feet (1 to 2 m) tall, and is
distinguished by a "rifle-sight"
ligule where the leaf
blade attaches to the leaf sheath. The leaf is
about 3 feet...
