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Head down to the Langham Hotel in London for a glass and a stem at the pop-up Ruinart flower stall currently installed in the Palm Court.
When a leaf drops off a stem at the end of a growing season, it leaves a scar on the stem because of the severing of the vascular (conducting) bundles that had connected stem and leaf.
Stem indicates a stem at the first internode.
Samples were collected from a stem at the mid-point of each tree used in the present research for sectioning (2 cm or 5 cm long for the pot and field trials respectively).
To check if your purple flower potato bush has survived the winter, try scratching away the bark from a stem at the base of the plant.
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The 3' UTR variant c. 3782T>C was predicted to cause the addition of a stem loop at the position of the variant.
Daucus muricatus is an annual plant 30 50 cm high, dark green, bristling at the base, with a stem thickened at the nodes and branches spreading erect.
Inclining maritime pine seedlings triggers a stem response at the proteome level which can be reflected in plant morphology [ 4, 31].
ASSIP applicants expressed an interest in STEM at the time they applied for the program.
It is hollow, not hairy, either smooth or twisted with longitudinal striations, often with a long pseudorrhiza (a subterranean elongation of the stem) at the base.
Premium trees are heavier, bushier and have a straight "leader" (the central stem at the top of the tree).
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