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petiole in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Petiole may
refer to:
Petiole (botany), the
stalk of a leaf,
attaching the
blade to the stem
Petiole (insect...
- In botany, the
petiole (/ˈpiːti.oʊl/) is the
stalk that
attaches the leaf
blade to the stem.: 87 : 171 It is able to
twist the leaf to face the sun,...
- In entomology,
petiole is the
technical term for the
narrow waist of some
hymenopteran insects,
especially ants, bees, and
wasps in the
suborder Apocrita...
- Ranunculaceae. It has
bright yellow flowers, and
deeply divided, three-lobed long-
petioled basal leaves. The
stems are 20–40 cm tall, erect, branching, and slightly...
- fast-growing, vining,
annual herb
producing long, thin
stems with ivy-like,
petioled, heart-shaped
leaves 2.5–6
centimeters (0.98–2.36 in) long. The leaves...
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centimeters (4–12 inches) thick, and low-hanging,
irregular branches.
Their leaf
petioles are
distinctly winged, with alternate,
ovate or
elliptic shapes 5–20 cm...
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forest ecosystems in much of its
native range. The
leaves are
glossy green,
petioled, alternate, and
circular to heart-shaped. They are
generally 5–13 cm long...
- leaflets. The
leaflets are elliptical, 100–170 mm long, and
shortly petioled. The
petioles are the
source of the foul
smell of the plant. The
flowers are arranged...
- (12–24 in) tall with
hairy stems.
Leaves are
green or purple; they are simple,
petioled, with an
ovate blade up to 5 cm (2 in) long,
which usually has a slightly...
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Araceae that are used as
vegetables for
their corms, leaves,
stems and
petioles. Taro
corms are a food
staple in African, Oceanic, East Asian, Southeast...
