internode
The portion of a stem between two nodes.
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Internode - The section of stem between two nodes.
Larva - An immature stage through which some types of insects must pass before developing into adults. Caterpillars are the larvae of moths and butterflies, and grubs are the larvae of beetles.
internode -- The region of a stem between two nodes, when there is no branching of the vascular tissue.
lamina -- Any broad and flattened region of a plant or alga, which allows for increased photosynthetic surface area.
Internode - Area of a stem between nodes.
Irrigation - A system designed to deliver water to plants.
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internode. The portion of a stem between two nodes.
invertebrate. An animal having no internal skeleton.
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Internode The stem space between leaf or flower nodes.
Interspecific Between species; hybrid cross.
Interstem/interstock A piece of stem tissue grafted between a rootstock and a scion.
INTERNODE: The area on a stem between nodes.
INTERPLANTING: Mixing two or more plants, tall and short, for foliage difference.
INVASIVE: The ability of a plant to spread quickly and crowd out other plants.
INTERNODE - The part of the stem between one node and another.
INTERPOLATING - Mixing two or more plants, tall and short, for foliage difference.
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Stunted, short internodes, purple or dark green foliage; old leaves die back; flowers and fruit poor. Slow growth, delayed maturity.
chartaceous: thin and papery chiropterogamous: bat-pollinated cladodromous venation: a leaf venation pattern with secondary veins freely ramified (branching) toward the margin clustered buds: without readily discernible internodes ...
Terminal shoot growth is reduced, with shortened internodes. Infected trees flower heavily and set large numbers of small, highly colored fruit. Leaf discoloration and leaf drop occurs prematurely in infected trees.
`Cluster Grande'--Plants are indeterminate with good vigor and medium-long internodes. Fruits weigh about 5 ounces or slightly more, with a rounded shape that is slightly flattened.
Runner-1) A slender stolon with elongated internodes that grows vigorously across the ground. These root at the nodes that touch the ground, e.g., strawberries. 2) Stems (vine) of certain types of vegetable plants that grow vigorously across the ...
axil The upper angle formed by a leaf's stalk (petiole) and the internodes above it on a stem.
axillary bud A bud that forms on an axil.
axillary bud primordium An immature axillary bud.
Stems have swellings at certain points called nodes. A node is the point on a stem where a leaf is or was attached. The area between nodes is termed the internode . Stems usually grow upward to the light, but may be subterranean.
internode search for term- n. (L. inter, between; nodus, knot) the portion of a stem between nodes.interspecific competition search for term- competition between species for nutrients, space, light, etc.intra- search for term- (L.
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