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trunks via
adventitious bud
formation on a
single root system.[citation needed] Some
leaves develop adventitious buds,
which then form
adventitious roots,...
- two main root
system types:
taproot and fibrous, with
variations like
adventitious, aerial, and
buttress roots, each
serving specific functions. Characterized...
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mistaken for
native species.
Depending on the
question and perspective,
adventitious plants are
divided into
different subcategories:
Archaeophytes were introduced...
- Langley's
Adventitious Angles is a
puzzle in
which one must
infer an
angle in a
geometric diagram from
other given angles. It was
posed by
Edward Mann...
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Basal shoots, root sprouts,
adventitious shoots, and
suckers are
words for
various kinds of
shoots that grow from
adventitious buds on the base of a tree...
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gametophyte that was
produced from a cell that did not
complete meiosis. In
adventitious embryony (sporophytic apomixis), an
embryo is
formed directly (not from...
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classified as "
adventitious protection" by
Edward Bagnall Poulton in 1890, and as "
adventitious concealing coloration" or "
adventitious resemblance" by...
- wood but of
rhizomes which grow
vertically and are
covered by
numerous adventitious roots. The
number of
trees in the world,
according to a 2015 estimate...
-
Aerial roots are
roots growing above the ground. They are
often adventitious, i.e.
formed from
nonroot tissue. They are
found in
diverse plant species...
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naturally at some
depth in the soil, and each year the new stem puts out
adventitious roots above the bulb as it
emerges from the soil.
These roots are in...
