-
nerves such as in the
optic chiasm. In
botanical leaf taxology, the word
decussate describes an
opposite pattern of
leaves which has
successive pairs at...
- off to make room for the
decussately oriented new pair as the
plant grows. If the
arrangement is both
distichous and
decussate, it is
called secondarily...
- period. The
tradition according to
which this
saint was
crucified on a
decussate cross is not
found in
early hagiography.
Depictions of
Saint Andrew being...
- and the
secondary neuronal axons decussates and then
travel up to the
superior cerebellar peduncle where they
decussate again. From here, the information...
-
point or node on the stem. Leaf
attachments are
paired at each node.
Decussate An
opposite arrangement in
which each
successive pair is
rotated 90° from...
- from most
medial to most
lateral respectively. The
pathway crosses over (
decussates) at the
level of the
spinal cord,
rather than in the
brainstem like the...
- the
corticospinal tract along the
front of the
medulla and
cross over (
decussate) at the
medullary pyramids.
These then
travel down the
spinal cord, with...
-
Cupressaceae and one
genus in Podocarpaceae,
where they are
arranged in
decussate opposite pairs or
whorls of 3 (−4). In many
species with
spirally arranged...
-
stalks are
slender stems of the
inflorescence axis that show
opposite decussate branching. Externally, they are brownish, rough, and
irregularly wrinkled...
- a
square stem,
consecutive pairs being at
right angles to each
other (
decussate). In some narrow-leaved species, for
example E. oleosa, the
seedling leaves...
