Each year new shoots arise from the plant's crown.
Multilobed leaves also occur on new branches (sucker shoots) arising from the tree trunk at ground level.
The new shoots arise the next season to produce rosettes of sturdy, branched flower stalks with purple flower heads.
It is easily recognisable by the pairs of side shoots arising from the canes The recent fashion for bamboo in the UK has resulted in many gardens becoming swamped by the stuff.
Witches'-broom, symptom of plant disease that occurs as an abnormal brushlike cluster of dwarfed weak shoots arising at or near the same point; twigs and branches of woody plants may die back.
Epicormic shoots arise from buds that otherwise remain suppressed in the phloem.
In contrast, recruitment and growth of lateral shoots arising from the main rhizome axes accounted for the observed differences in aboveground growth.
After host tissue penetration and connection to the vascular system, the parasite begins to use the host resources, gradually forming a nodule or tubercle, from which a shoot arises and emerges from the soil to flower and produce seeds [ 2, 6].
The danger of the job is a common refrain among cops when the subject of shootings arises — they say it's shoot or be shot.
The SEM shows a new shoot that arose from callus tissue in the axil of a senescing leaf on an IAA-treated seedling (Fig. 5).
