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upward movement of
water within the
pulvinus joint in
response to
electrical stimulation was
observed in the
pulvinus at the base of the
petiole (=the leaf...
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Aspergillus pulvinus is a
species of
fungus in the
genus Aspergillus. It is from the
Cremei section. The
species was
first described in 1965. A.
pulvinus has...
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swollen regions at
either end of the
petiole known as
pulvina (singular =
pulvinus): 97 that are
composed of a
flexible tissue that
allows leaf movement...
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leaves is the
pulvinus. The
stimulus is
transmitted as an
action potential from a
stimulated leaflet to the leaflet's
swollen base (
pulvinus), and from there...
- p**** the
pulvinus at the base of a petiole, and so a
local disturbance will not
cause all the
leaves on the
plant to collapse. The
pulvinus is a motor...
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increase in
pollinator visits.
Sunflowers do not have a
pulvinus below their inflorescence. A
pulvinus is a
flexible segment in the leaf
stalks (petiole) of...
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evergreen needles that are more or less quadrangled, and
especially the
pulvinus, give it away.
Beyond that,
determination can
become more difficult. Intensive...
- of ions (specifically the pot****ium and chloride) out of the
pulvinus.
Within the
pulvinus,
there are
flexor and
extensor cells, and this is
where the...
- a
small joint the
plant possesses between the stem and leaf,
called a
pulvinus.
Calathea flowers can be yellow, purple, and
white and
bloom in the summer...
- (called
motor cells) in a turgor-sensitive part of the
plant called the
pulvinus,
located at the
juncture of the leaf base and the petiole. The ****ulative...
