Sentence examples for stems called from inspiring English sources

In most, however, the sporophylls occur in specialized compressed stems called cones or strobili.

The plants do not grow from bulbs, but from thick underground stems called rhizomes.

Most species bear alternate pinnately compound (feather-formed) leaves and often spread by underground stems called rhizomes.

The arrangement of flowers on flowering stems called inflorescences contributes to the beauty of the natural world and enhances seed yield, impacting species survival and human sustenance.

The plant consists of continuously growing horizontal stems, called rhizomes, which spread out laterally and produce flowers on top of, and slightly above, the water.

Reproductive structures are present in the form of greatly compressed stems called cones, or strobili, which form at the ends of branches.

I designed a durable glass with a shorter stem called Riedel Restaurant.

The psilophyte stem lacks roots; it is anchored instead by a horizontally creeping stem called a rhizome.

It is obtained by mixing a binder with hemp particles (the non-fibrous fraction of the hemp stem called "shiv" or "hurd").

A baby mango looks like a tiny green kidney bean and grows from a long stem called a panicle that hangs vertically from the branch.

Information about sources of frustration or irritation like the sting of a slap converge upon a primitive structure nestled deep in the brain stem called the periaqueductal gray.