- Prickle: A
sharpened extension of the stem's
outer layers, e.g. roses.
Pseudostem: A
false stem made of the
rolled bases of leaves,
which may be 2 to 3 m...
- stem" or
pseudostem,
consisting of
leaves and
their fused bases. Each
pseudostem can
produce a
single flowering stem.
After fruiting, the
pseudostem dies...
-
pseudostem Black or grey-brown
spots Unmarked or
slightly marked Petiole canal Erect edge, with
scarred inferior leaves, not
against the
pseudostem Closed...
- and
about 4 m tall with a yellowish-green
foliage and
reddish tinged pseudostem. The
sheath is
smudged with blackish-brown and is
without wax when mature...
-
which grows up
inside the
pseudostem,
carrying the
immature inflorescence until eventually it
emerges at the top. Each
pseudostem normally produces a single...
- name, bashō (芭蕉). Musa
basjoo is a
herbaceous perennial with trunk-like
pseudostems growing to
around 2–2.5 m (6.6–8.2 ft), with a
crown of mid-green leaves...
- leaves, the
stalks or petioles, are
tightly wrapped together to form a
pseudostem or
false stem, 5–60 cm (2–24 in) long. The
flowers are
produced in an...
- cultivar. The name "Dwarf Cavendish" is in
reference to the
height of the
pseudostem, not the fruit.
Young plants have
maroon or
purple blotches on
their leaves...
-
herbaceous growth habit with
leaves with
overlapping basal sheaths that form a
pseudostem making some
members appear to be
woody trees. In most treatments, the...
- 20 ft). They are cold-tolerant and wind-resistant
because of
their strong pseudostems and root systems. The
leaves are
silvery green in color. The
fruit bunches...
