The phrase "adjacent stems" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to botany, linguistics, or any field where the concept of proximity between stems or similar structures is relevant.
Example: "In the study of plant morphology, we observed that adjacent stems often compete for sunlight and nutrients."
Alternatives: "neighboring stems" or "contiguous stems".
Adjacent stems therefore show an alternation in helicity.
Estimates are made of the sizes of 'groups' of adjacent stems, and these also show a corresponding dependence on the sample type, indicating a higher proportion of adjacent re-entry for copolymer blends than for linear blends.
The chemical structure of peptidoglycan varies from one bacterium to another, but all peptidoglycan repeat units consist of a disaccharide of N-acetylglucosamine (NAG) and N-acetylmuramic acid (NAM), a peptide stem, and a cross-linking bridge connecting adjacent stems.
Morphogenesis in plants is typically coordinated by organizer cells that direct the adjacent stem cells to undergo programmed cell division and differentiation.
The adjacent stem loop 1 may be part of a putative 3' UTR of CRASP-1 and CRASP-1-related proteins.
More exceptionally, an adjacent stem loop structures identified within the JRES and internal ribosomal entry site cooperatively determine neuropathogenicity [ 144].
The adjacent stem cells give rise to distinct cell lineages through stereotypical asymmetric cell divisions, during which stem cells remain in direct proximity to the QC.
Unexpectedly, these early changes in gene expression were closely similar in primordia and adjacent stem tissue, suggesting a dominant general response in tissues during early flooding.
TDIF is perceived by a receptor kinase, PXY (also known as TDR), that is expressed in the adjacent stem cells of the procambium [ 3 6].
This niche controls the proliferation and specialization or 'differentiation' of adjacent stem cells and/or progenitor cells (Krzemień et al., 2007; Mandal et al., 2007).
Paneth cells protect the adjacent stem cells and the whole gut epithelium from microbial infection and regulate bacterial colonization of the gut [ 35].
