a cluster or bundle of flowers.
An individual internal element of a nerve.
(leaf). A cluster of conifer leaves.
A close bundle or cluster.
A bunch of leaves or branches.
(adj. fasciculate) small group, bundle, or cluster
A tight cluster of roots, stems, leaves or flowers.
n. (L. fasciculus, small bundle) a small bundle or tuft, as of fibers, leaves, etc.
a cluster, adj. fasciculate.
1. Stylet bundle or combination of mouthparts used to pierce the skin in a blood-feeding arthropod. Composition of a fascicle varies according to group. 2. A small bundle, usually referring to a collection of muscle fibers or nerve axons.
(FAWS-ih-kuhl) A bundle of skeletal muscle fibers (cells) that forms a part of a muscle.
a bundle of fibers (especially nerve fibers)
a bundle of skeletal muscle fibers surrounded by connective tissue
a cluster of flowers or leaves
a bundle of branches that arise from a common point .
A bundle of autozooecial apertures (Pitt & Taylor, 1991). Figures: Liripora
A close cluster. e.g. leaves of white pine.
A bundle or close cluster of leaves or flowers.
A small cluster or bundle, such as with conifer needles. [SR
a compact cluster or bundle.
a bundle of nerve fibres.
A bundle of nerve or muscle fibers.
a small or slender bundle (as of pine needles)
a cluster or bundle of needle-like leaves
Bundle or cluster of leaves, stem, or flowers. Back to top of Glossary page
a bundle of branches or leaves.
fasciola - a bundle, band]. A bundle of nerve or muscle cells.
Cluster of needles borne on a minute determinate short shoot in the axil of a primary leaf (bract); e.g., Pinus.
An individual needle bundle or cluster on coniferous species.
A small bundle, e.g., 2 to 5 needles per cluster in pines.
A close cluster or bundle.