Cone: terminal on erect stem, erect [or 0].
It grows up to 90 120 cm tall and leaves with petioles of the same length as the blade; blade hastate, panicles terminal with erect-divergent, mostly simple branches, nut up to 2 mm long, brown, and long spindle-shaped roots.
It grows up to 90 to 120 cm tall and leaves with petioles of the same length as the blade; blade hastate, panicles terminal with erect-divergent, mostly simple branches, nut up to 2 mm long, brown, and long spindle-shaped roots.
Inflorescence: heads liguliflorous, 1--few, erect, terminal on stem, branches; involucre cylindric to bell-shaped in flower, elongating in fruit; phyllaries graduated in 4--5 series, reflexed when dry; receptacle flat to convex, paleate with thin membranous scales, glabrous.
Inflorescence: terminal, panicle-like, erect or nodding, branches many, thin, flexible, 2.5--7(12) cm, 0.5--1 cm wide (including flowers), green or olive green; bracts 2--4 mm, 1.2--2 × perianth, spine-like, lance-linear.
Inflorescence: raceme-like cymes, +- terminal; bracts leaf-like; pedicels erect in fruit.
A third Harbor developer quietly gave up its proposal to erect an $80-million 80-million shipping
Order: Gnetales Siphonospermum gen. nov. Generic diagnosis: Erect stem with terminal units of reproductive structures.
In front of Terminal 7, construction crews are erecting one of the elevated sections of guideway for the AirTrain system.
The arena would have been constructed over the train shed at the Hoboken railroad terminal, just as Madison Square Garden was erected over Penn Station in Manhattan.
