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Bipinnate leaf
anatomy with
labels showing alternative usages...
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overwinter up to 50
centimetres (20 in)
above ground. It has
ovate to
bipinnately compound leaves with 10
centimetres (3.9 in), serrate,
ovate to shield-shaped...
- the
leaflets of
bipinnate or
tripinnate leaves.
Others also or
alternatively apply it to
second or
third order divisions of a
bipinnate or
tripinnate leaf...
- 1984. The tree is
found in
limestone forests in Rota and Guam. It has
bipinnately compound leaves and brush-like
flowers with long
pinkish filaments. Seedpods...
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Anatomical terminology is used to
uniquely describe aspects of
skeletal muscle,
cardiac muscle, and
smooth muscle such as
their actions, structure, size...
- Greenland. They grow to 1–3 m (3 ft 3 in – 9 ft 10 in) tall, with
large bipinnate leaves and
large compound umbels of
white or greenish-white flowers. It...
- pinnate,
rather than
palmate leaves;
tribe Caryoteae also have
pinnate or
bipinnate leaves. The
palms were more
numerous and
widespread in the past than they...
- south-eastern Australia. It is
usually an
erect tree with
smooth bark,
bipinnate leaves and
spherical heads of
fragrant pale
yellow or cream-coloured flowers...
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saman specimen several hundred years old. The
leaves are
pinnately or
bipinnately compound. The
small flowers are in bundles, with
stamens much longer...
- It has
yellow ray
florets grouped in
small flower heads and aromatic,
bipinnately lobed leaves. Its
seeds are
ribbed and
winged cypselae. The vegetable...
