Stem: 30--270 cm, base equal in width or occasionally narrower than root, firmly attached, generally curly-puberulent.
This is one fifth as wide as was Venus in 2012, and equal in width only to the thickness of the diagonal line on our diagram.
At Raymour & Flanigan, the East Coast furniture chain, a chair from the Briarwood collection by HM Richards is equal in width to Le Corbusier's LC2 love seat, designed in the late '20s and sold by Design Within Reach.
The under side of the architrave is to be as wide as the upper diameter of the column, at the part under the capital; its upper part equal in width to the lower diameter of the column.
The stem is either equal in width throughout its length, or tapered downwards.
The hollow stalk is white, roughly equal in width throughout its length, sometimes curved, and spongy.
When young, it is bulbous, but matures to become more or less equal in width throughout.
Its shape is variable: either roughly equal in width throughout, thicker at the base, or somewhat thicker in the middle.
It is roughly equal in width throughout its length or slightly thicker at the base, and sometimes twisted.
The stem is 5 9 cm long, 2 4 mm thick, equal in width throughout, and with a cartilaginous texture.
It typically starts out with a bulbous shape but becomes more equal in width throughout as it matures.
