- botany, a
pedicel is a stem that
attaches a
single flower to the inflorescence. Such
inflorescences are
described as pedicellate.
Pedicel refers to a...
- Look up pedicle or
pedicel in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Pedicle or
pedicel may
refer to:
Pedicle of
vertebral arch, the
segment between the transverse...
- (base), the
pedicel or
pedicellus (stem), and
finally the flagellum,
which often comprises many
units known as flagellomeres. The
pedicel (the second...
- The
abdomen and
cephalothorax are
connected by a thin
waist called the
pedicel.
Unlike insects,
spiders have an
endoskeleton (constructed of endosternites)...
- that is, not
completely sessile. A
sessile flower is one that
lacks a
pedicel (flower stalk). A
flower that is not
sessile is pedicellate. For example...
- form
secondary processes known as
pedicels or foot
processes (for
which the
cells are
named podo- + -cyte). The
pedicels wrap
around the
capillaries and...
- pericarp –
surrounding the endosperm. Corn (maize) bran also
includes the
pedicel (tip cap).
Along with the germ, it is an
integral part of
whole grains...
-
produced in the ovary. In some plants,
multiple flowers occur singly on a
pedicel (flower stalk), and some are
arranged in a
group (inflorescence) on a peduncle...
- 2–7.5
millimetres (0.24–0.30 in) long, and
carry fertile ones that are
pedicelled.
Fertile florets are
diminished at the apex and have 3–8
fertile florets...
-
Macroconidia are
mostly borne laterally directly on the
hyphae or on
short pedicels, and are thin- or thick-walled,
clavate to fusiform, and
range from 4 to...
