midrib|midribs in English

noun

['mɪdrɪb]

center vein of a leaf (Botany)

Use "midrib|midribs" in a sentence

1. When the extra tissue grows from the midribs, the form is called “ Midrib Cristate ”

2. Instead of combating with him, test his midrib

3. In normal leaves bud initiation occurred exclusively at the cut ends of midribs after removing petioles, while in abnormal ones buds formed at any region on midribs and petioles.

4. Midrib cristation is the simplest variation of the Cristate form.

5. Stems (midribs) of medium thickness, secondary veins inserted at an acute angle.

6. Anthracnose lesions are often clustered along the midribs of the underside of lower leaves

7. Secondary veins inserted into the stem (midrib) almost at right angles. // // (iv) Phil I: Habit: cylindrical.

8. Leaves have prominent veins, with fairly thick stems (midribs) and numerous secondary veins inserted at an acute angle. // 1.3.

9. Both the petiolule latex yield and the latex vessel number in lateral veins or midribs have a greater heritability.

10. Adaxial matte surface to subnitid, glabrous or slightly hirtellous on midrib, abaxial surface with the midrib, and sometimes lateral veins as well, most of which are slightly are puberulent or hirtellous and also with coarse, subapressed hairs, very densely tomentose, petiole 0.8-1.5 cm long (Fig.

11. Conidia accumulated in petioles and basal portions of the midrib and lateral veins of leaves, often blocking pore plates.

12. Surface of leaf: smooth, rather strongly ribbed with veins inserted into the stem (midrib) almost at right angles; lamina broad and ovate.

13. The mouth itself has two thin midribs of coconut palm nailed across it and they add a pleasing buzz to the sound .

14. Leaf surface: slightly puckered and rather swollen with fairly strong ribbing; curved stems (midribs) with secondary veins inserted at an acute angle.

15. Cristate: A term that refers to appendages of extra petal tissue growing from the midrib or elsewhere on the surface of the petals

16. Franco.). The wax crystals were aggregated in tufts of variable area and density in discontinuous but uniform distribution along the adaxial surface, abaxial midrib, and stomatal regions.

17. Cristate A form of sculpting that refers to daylily flowers with appendages of extra tissue growing from the midrib or elsewhere on the surface of the petals

18. Chokecherry is the only cherry with egg-shaped leaves; the leaves of the two others are more slender, and the underside of a black cherry leaf has peculiar tufts of fur on either side of the midrib

19. Leaves thick, coriaceous, dark green above, pale green beneath, oval or elliptic, 5-15 cm long, broadest near the middle, rounded, obtuse or subacute at both ends, sometimes subcordate at the base, abruptly pointed at apex, glabrous on both sides, Aciliate, midribs sparingly hirsutulous.

20. Leaves simple, alternate, spiral; stipules 0.5 cm long, ovate, pubescent, caducous and leaving annular scar; petioles 1-3 cm long, canaliculate, pubescent when young; lamina 5- 12.7 x 1.2-6.4 cm, ovate or elliptic, apex caudate-acuminate to caudate with blunt tip, base cuneate-acute, margin entire, Coriaceous, shining above; midrib raised above