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The sporangium usually opens by two longitudinal lines on opposite sides of the horn.
We analyzed the DV positions adopted during AP dispersal of the 56 long lines of the clones with one or two longitudinal lines.
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When the sporangium opens, usually very rapidly when dry, it does so along four longitudinal lines, exposing the elaters, which uncoil rapidly and throw themselves and the adjacent spores into the air.
Eight longitudinal lines of 45 holes with a diameter of 40 µm are made with a laser-based system.
On the internal side of the tentacle root, the PpiMHCIIa antisense RNA probe stains three longitudinal lines running from the oral to the aboral pole of the tentacle root: one median line and two lateral lines.
A marked characteristic of the leaf is an areolated portion bounded by two longitudinal curved lines, one on each side of the midrib, and more conspicuous on the under face of the leaf.
This yellowish bug has four longitudinal black lines along its back and is about 8 mm long.
The box-elder bug (Boisea trivittatus) is dark brown with three longitudinal red lines on the thorax and red veins in the first pair of wings.
Using the longitudinal line of Greenwich as the base line, they determined that time would change by one hour for every fifteen-degree change in longitudinal lines, thus creating twenty-four time zones around the world.
In one group, an axial dual-lumen catheter (GamCath®, a polyurethane, 11-French, 20-cm-long, radiopaque catheter with blood return via a tip and three side holes in longitudinal line and blood delivery via five opposite side holes, as shown in Figure 1b; Gambro Dialysatoren GmbH, Hechingen, Germany) was used to operate CVVH.
Golfers also draw straight, longitudinal lines that serve as gunsights in putting.
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