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The phrase “a stem of” is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the main part of a plant from which leaves, flowers, and sometimes fruit grows. For example, “I planted a stem of roses in my garden this spring.”.
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"Oh, here it is," he said, holding up what appeared to be a stem of tiny grapes.
We are each given a stem of fake flowers to lay at its base.
The grafts consist of a segment of a stem of a fruiting variety placed on a rootstock cutting.
It also features a stem of wheat, the staple crop.The growing number of standards speaks to the proliferation of actors.
Flowers are sold singly (a rose starts at $3, a stem of baby crab apples at $15), and in custom arrangements (starting at $75).
An arresting example here is one with a stem of black amethyst pressed glass and a frosted-glass shade with delicate wheel-cut motifs, possibly made by the New England Glass Company of Boston about 1830.
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Make a stem out of a green pipe cleaner.
Figure 3 Representative MRM chromatograms of roots of F. cauliflora (A), stems of F. cauliflora (B), leaves of F. cauliflora (C), roots of M. pulchra var.
The NW in the device has a stem length of ~4 μm.
This is explained by a stem migration of 10 mm at FU1.
shRNAs 1 to 5 represent shRNAs with a stem length of 19 bps, whereas shRNAs 6 to 16 represent shRNAs with a stem length of 29 bps.
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