the stalk of a single flower in an inflorescence or cluster of flowers.
The stalk of a flower or inflorescence.
(see: Inflorescence graphic.)
Within the inflorescence, individual flowers are attached to individual stalks called pedicels. Compare with peduncle.
A slender process of a podocyte that forms part of the filtration apparatus of the kidney glomerulus.
A small stalk attaching a flower or fruit to the main branch of the inflorescence.
The stalk of a flower or fruit when in a cluster or when solitary.
a footlike structure, as on podocytes of a glomerulus
The stalk of a flower in a flower-cluster, or of a sporange.
The stalk supporting a single flower that is part of an inflorescence upon a peduncle
Stalk of a single flower in an inflorescence (Fig. 4.16).
stalk of a flower or berry
n. (L. pedicellus, foot) the stalk of a flower in an inflorescence.
pediculus = a little foot, dim. L. pes; stem attached to growing process; pedicles of podocytes in renal glomerulus.
The stalk of a single flower that is part of an inflorescence. [SR
generally a stalk or stem supporting an organ or other structure; - the second segment of the insect antenna, forming the pivot between the scape and the flagellum. View image
a small stalk bearing a single flower of an inflorescence; an ultimate division of a common peduncle
Stem tissue that supports the flowers.
( Pedicuncle) - the flower stem.
The stalk (stem) that holds only one flower.
Stalk of an individual flower or fruit.
A stalk or stem supporting an organ or other structure for example, the second segment of the insect antenna.
The "stalk" that supports a single flower in an inflorescence made up of more than one flower.
The stalk of a single flower; in grasses, the stalk of a single spikelet, attaching the spikelet to the main or branch axis.
the stalk of a flower, bud or fruit
Pédicelle Stielchen, n Pedicelo A tiny stalk, a footstalk; the support of a single flower.
a flower-stalk supporting several flowers without footstalks.
the stalk of a single flower in a compound inflorescence.
pédicelle a short slender stalk holding a flower or fruit.
the stalk of a sporangium.
The stalk of each individual flower in a cluster.
Cap stem; attaches grape berries to the cluster
The stem or stalk of an individual flower of an inflorescence or the stalk that supports a spikelet in grasses.
The stalk that supports one flower only when there are several on a peduncle.
the stalk of a flower. adj. pedicellate.
The stalk of one flower in a cluster.
the structure attaching an individual flower to the flower stem.
(noun) the narrow stalk that joins the prosoma (head/thorax) to the abdomen
the slender green stalk that connects the base of the flower to a branch
The support of a single flower in a cluster, any stalk or stem between sepals and main axis.
The stalk of a spikelet, except for spikelets on a spike inflorescence.
stalk of a solitary flower, or a flower in a cluster.
On an African Violet, a stem which grows from a peduncle and supports a single bloom.
The flower stalk - attached from the leaf joint to the ovary (seed pod).
The stalk of a single flower in a flower cluster, a single fruit, or a single grass spikelet.
Stalk of a flower in an infloresence
The stem-like structure that attaches a developing flower (or fruit) to the twig (or peduncle, which then attaches to the twig).
The stalk of an individual flower in an inflorescence.
The stem of an individual flower or berry.
The stalk of a single flower or fruit.
The tip of the flower stalk upon which the stem tip or receptacle sits and bears the parts of the flower.
Foot process of a podocyte
stalk usually used to describe the short stem on puff ball spores