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Disease of the
kidney glomerules Primarily nephrotic Primarily nephritic, RPG
General glomerulonephritis glomerulonephrosis...
- linear-lanceolate, with dark
reddish petioles.
Inflorescences show many
globose glomerules, 3–5 mm in diameter. The
fruits are
edible and can be used to make wine...
- inflorescences. Very
small flowers sit in one- to three- (rarely eight-)
flowered glomerules in the
axils of
short bracts or in the
upper half of the inflorescence...
-
terminal and lateral. They
consist of ****ately or
paniculately arranged glomerules of flowers.
Plants are
monoecious (rarely dioecious). In
monoecious plants...
-
Retrieved 19
December 2018. A
grammatical dictionary of
botanical Latin:
glomerule.
Missouri Botanical Garden.
Retrieved 21
December 2018. Stearn, W.T. (1992)...
- entire, with
obtuse apex. The
inflorescences are long
spikelike cymes or
glomerules.
Bracts can be
leaflike (Beta macrorhiza) or very small, the
upper half...
- but no ray florets. The
heads are
clumped together in
groups called "
glomerules,"
hence the
scientific name of the species. The
Plant List, Brickellia...
-
plants are
usually dioecious, (rarely monoecious). The male
flowers are in
glomerules forming interrupted terminal spike-like panicles. They
consist of 4-5...
-
stems and
arising from
upper leaf axils. The
glomerules usually crowd on the branch.
Within a
glomerule,
flowers may be at
different stages of development:...
- have a
different appearance in male and females. Male
flowers are dense,
glomerules with a
campanulate shaped corolla and have four stamens;
female flowers...
