| This band of tissue is called the stipe and should not be confused with the caudicles, which are derived from the anther. |
| And on tour for that LP, Buck, Mills, and stipe began to ponder their future. |
| Sporangia varying from globose to pyriform or turbinate, supported on a more or less elongated stipe. |
| Scales of the stipe very few, seldom persistent, rarely over 3-16 of an inch long. |
| Each sequence of thecae forms a stipe, or branch, and colonies varied in the numbers of stipes that they possessed. |
| Instead it has something called a stipe, which absorbs the shock of the turbulent movement of the waves and tides. |
