| Inflorescences are the terminal toothbrush type, with five to 70 pairs of flowers on a rachis approx. 35-50 mm long. |
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| Filoplumes have a rachis, with barbs and barbules somewhere along them, and they arise from follicles. |
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| Florets were removed from the middle third of the main rachis on fully emerged tassels prior to anther exsertion. |
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| This gene did not affect plant height, indicating that the length of rachis and culm are controlled by independent genetic systems. |
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| The basal leaves can be more than 10 cm long and have three to eleven leaflets along their rachis. |
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| Leaf width was determined as the sum of the lengths of the two largest leaflets on either side of the rachis. |
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| Each leaf has a central rachis to which the many small leaflets are attached. |
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| Natal downs frequently lack a rachis, but numerous barbs come together at a common point. |
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| Feathers, however bizarre or morphologically complex, consist essentially of a rachis, barbs, and barbules. |
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| The bristle and eyelash consist of a rachis void of barbs, except at the innermost base. |
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| The density should be assessed by calculating the average number of rachis segments per length of ear. |
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| Lepidoteris fronds typically have so-called intercalary pinnules along the rachis between the primary pinnae, and are covered with the characteristic blisters mentioned above. |
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| Not only does it confer the free-threshing character, but also it influences glume keeledness, rachis toughness, spike length, spike type, and culm height. |
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| Because the Sesbania species have pinnately compound leaves, for defoliation the central rachis of the leaf was cut once halfway along its length. |
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| A contour feather, as a typical feather, has a complex morphology consisting of a central shaft or rachis to which barbs are attached on two margins to form a vane. |
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| It consists of a tapering central shaft, the rachis, to which are attached a large number of tapering parallel barbs. |
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| An unbranched basal section of the rachis is called the calamus, part of which lies beneath the skin. |
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| The Rehazenter provides treatments in the traumatology-orthopedics sector for pathologies affecting the musculoskeletal system and the rachis. |
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| The second project is centered around the development of a model around the rachis and the head. |
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| The cervical rachis is affected in all cases, whereas, for some, the lumbar segment is unaffected. |
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| Affected leaflets abscise from a compound leaf, while leaflets without symptoms remain on the rachis. |
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| The laminae are ovate to nearly circular in outline, with 2 recurved rachises, each rachis bearing pinnules on only the basiscopic side. |
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| As one goes distally along the pinna, the basal basiscopic pinnules gradually become decurrent and broadly adnate to the pinna rachis. |
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| Clusters affected by bunchstem necrosis are identified by necrotic rachis tissue, with shriveled berries distal to the necrotic tissue. |
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| This tanniniferous layer is laterally continuous with the hypodermal fibrous layer of the pinna axis and rachis. |
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| The plumage in this coelurosaur differs from that observed in other dinosaurs, which show a reduced rachis with long barbs without any barbules, and DIP-V-15103 adds another morphotype to the diversity of early feathers. |
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| The results imply that, grains along the rachis were less affected in their nutrient concentrations than those along the rachilla. |
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| This latter character is absent in Florida material, in which all the lobes diverge from the central rachis at the same angle. |
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| Metabolic profiling of the flower bud and rachis of Tussilago farfara with antitussive and expectorant effects on mice. |
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| Mihamadawi statements stirred reactions against him that denounced rachis inclinations of the call. |
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| If grown in a sunny spot has the pinnae large, bright, convex, and very very coriaceous boards, as shrinkage on the rachis, prepared at various levels as a roof. |
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| The primary rachis is preserved for a length of 22 cm, and is 1 cm wide with longitudinal striations that represent medullosalean sclerenchymatous fibres. |
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