"Fleshy under curves", yeah?
Their lower teeth are housed in a fleshy sheath.
In the case of fleshy fruits, the role of PMEs is usually associated with pectin degradation that occurs during fruit ripening [ 32].
Members of Liliales are typically perennial erect or twining herbs, though in some cases woody shrubs, with fleshy to fibrous stems arising from any of various types of underground storage or perennating organs.
In consulting works on the subject, we find that surgeons have adopted very diverse courses in cases of lengthening the fleshy parts, where there is shortening of the limbs.
Codivilla acknowledged, however, he was not the first to try limb lengthening: "In consulting works on the subject, we find that surgeons have adopted very diverse courses in cases of lengthening the fleshy parts, where there is shortening of the limbs.
Unlike the Berniebro, which was an issue of real, fleshy people, the lads in this case are far less corporeal.
In cases of mushrooms with thick fleshy pilei (Amanita strobiliformis, Coprinopsis atramentaria, all Boletales but Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca) the upper gill-less or tube-free pileus parts of caps were sliced off in order to generate sufficient free air space above mushrooms during the experiments in the Petri-dishes.
In many cases, we used in our experiments fleshy mushrooms of limited life-time such as of the ephemeral inkcaps (species of Coprinellus, Coprinopsis, Coprinus) that after a transitory period of ballistospore ejection release a majority of their spores in liquid droplets by autolysing their caps (McLaughlin et al. 1985; Kües 2000; Redhead et al. 2001; Nagy et al. 2013).
John Cale's face is soft, fleshy.
In all cases, hairs were only observed on fused, fleshy leaves (Fig. 3B).
