- used more
generally to
refer to any
small leaves or leaf-parts,
notably prophylls.) The word sti**** was
coined by
Linnaeus from
Latin sti****, straw, stalk...
-
signals from dish-shaped
bracts such as
those of
Marcgravia evenia. A
prophyll is a leaf-like structure, such as a bracteole,
subtending (extending under)...
- in seedlings, even in the
axils of the
first formed (opposite) leaves;
prophylls are formed, and
often the
development of the
first leaf
begins but is...
-
recognized entity, and that only one of
those entities is
being considered.
prophyll A leaf
formed at the base of a shoot,
usually smaller than
those formed...
- stem is
commonly yellowish brown in
color and is
fibrous when
young with
prophylls often present. Its
leaves are
arranged in whorls,
petiole is
present and...
-
Dypsis palm
species (mostly for
Dypsis lastelliana),
whose leaves and
prophylls are the
habitat for this frog.
Blommersia angolafa is a
small frog, with...
-
pedicel is
sometimes subtended (below pedicel) by a membranous,
sheathing prophyll (leaf-like structure). The showy,
salver to cup-shaped,
single or clustered...
- is a
perennial semelparous herb.
Leaves are thin but firm and rigid.
Prophylls 5, lanceolate, the
margins spiny and bristly,
about 1 cm (0.3 inches)...
- flower. This
structure is
called the
perigynium or utricle, a
modified prophyll. It is
typically extended into a "rostrum" or beak,
which is
often divided...
- monoecious: with
inflorescences up to 1.2 m long,
erect among the leaves;
prophylls and
peduncles are not known. The
rachis is 0.5 m long, with 2–4 partial...
