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compound leaf, or a
pinnate subdivision of a
multipinnate leaf is
called a
pinnule or pinnula.
Pinnate leaf of a
legume with 10
leaflets Mimosa pudica folding...
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smaller jointed appendages known as "
pinnules"
which give them
their feather-like appearance. Both arms and
pinnules have tube feet
along the
margins of...
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Aporometra wilsoni.
Plate XLVII shows three types of
pinnules: first,
second and
distal pinnules (Figs 4-6), and
pentacrinoid larvae (Figs 7-9) from youngest...
- the
stipe are
known as
pinnae and are
often again divided into
smaller pinnules. Fern
stems are
often loosely called rhizomes, even
though they grow underground...
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morphological differences between fertile and
sterile pinnules.
Sterile pinnules are larger,
while fertile pinnules are narrow,
reduced and lobed. H****ler, Michael...
- with a
number of feather-like arms. Each arm bore
short branches known as
pinnules and from
these cirri were
extended which sifted plankton from the water...
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Crinoids catch food
particles using the tube feet on
their outspread pinnules, move them into the
ambulacral grooves, wrap them in mucus, and convey...
- the
pinnules have a
similar structure. The arms are very
flexible and can be
spread widely or
coiled up. An
ambulacral groove starts on each
pinnule and...
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leaflets or pinnae, each
divided into 10–20
pairs of
secondary leaflets or
pinnules.
Pollen grains are elongated,
approximately 52 μm in size.[citation needed]...
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borne naked on non-laminar
pinnules,
while Todea and
Leptopteris (subtribe Todinae) bear
sporangia naked on
laminar pinnules.
Ferns in this
family are...
