pertaining to the attachment of the fertile tissue (the gills, tubes, spines, etc.) to the stipe of the fungus in which the attachment is typically perpendicular into the stipe, i.e. without dipping towards the pileus or down the stipe.
Adult leaves Adventitious Buds Adventitious buds form along a stem, generally after the stem has had an injury. This is a survival response for the plant. These adventitious buds will differentiate either into roots or shoots depending upon whether they are above or below ground. This is what allows gardners to plant a cutting of a stem and it will grow up into a mature plant.
adnation area - Pertaining to, or area of, contact between a connecting ring and the preceding septum
With stipule attached to petiole.
fused to another organ; when the anthers are rigidly held (not pivotally) at the summit of the filament
(Mycology) Of gills or tubes broadly attached to the stipe; attached by nearly the entire width of the gills or layer of tubes. ( 17)
used to describe gills attached to the stem for their total width
Where the Gills or tubes under the Cap of a Fungus are perpendicular to the Stipe or Stem at the point of attachment