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Sympodial growth is a
bifurcating branching pattern where one
branch develops more
strongly than the other,
resulting in the
stronger branches forming...
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Bamboos are a
diverse group of
mostly evergreen perennial flowering plants making up the
subfamily Bambusoideae of the gr****
family Poaceae.
Giant bamboos...
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Bamboo species can be
divided into two groups:
sympodial (clumping) and
monopodial (running) species.
Sympodial species grow from the soil in a
slowly expanding...
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growth can
reach several metres in length, as in
Vanda and Vanilla.
Sympodial:
Sympodial orchids have a
front (the
newest growth) and a back (the
oldest growth)...
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include hops, asparagus, ginger, irises, lily of the valley, cannas, and
sympodial orchids.
Stored rhizomes are
subject to
bacterial and
fungal infections...
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growth is
sympodial:
terminal bud dies and is
replaced by the
closer axillary bud, for
examples beech, persimmon, Plat**** have
sympodial growth). for...
- this is not
necessary for
continued growth, as
opposed to
orchids with
sympodial growth. http://botanydictionary.org/monopodial-branching.html Dictionary...
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according to two
different schemes,
namely monopodial or
racemose and
sympodial or cymose. In
inflorescences these two
different growth patterns are called...
- with a
single cotyledon, an atactostele,
numerous adventitious roots,
sympodial growth, and
trimerous (3
parts per whorl)
flowers that are pentacyclic...
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Branches arise from
axils of
upper leaves of the main stem,
exhibiting a
sympodial branching pattern H. Hack, H. Gall, Th. Klemke, R. Klose, U. Meier, R...
