- A
primary vein, also
known as the
midrib, is the main
vascular structure running through the
center of a leaf. The
primary vein is
crucial for the leaf’s...
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reasonable to
define a
mucro as "a
small sharp point as a
continuation of the
midrib", but it may not be
clear how
small is
small enough, how
sharp is sharp...
- Type XIV. Note flat
cross section (lenticular),
demonstrated by lack of a
visible midrib towards the point.
Broad and
triangular in profile....
- reticulate)
Single prominent midrib running from base to apex,
secondary veins arising on both
sides along the
length of the
primary midrib,
running towards the...
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relatives or
ancestors of the angiosperms.
Midrib-less
forms were
common in the
Early Permian whereas midrib forms were more
common in the Late Permian...
- Jew's harp and are
usually made from
bamboo and
midribs of palm trees.
Karindings made of palm tree
midribs are
traditionally used by male players, and bamboo...
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Mating takes place throughout May and
early June. The eggs are laid in the
midrib on the
underside of leaves,
about one to
three eggs per site.
There are...
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Sorhagenia nimbosus, the
midrib gall moth, is a moth in the
family Cosmopterigidae. It was
described by
Annette Frances Braun in 1915. It is
found in North...
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large leaves with
perforations when
mature that
appear on each side of the
midrib of the foliage. "Monstera
lechleriana Schott |
Plants of the
World Online...
- broad, with
serrations or
small spines along the leaf margins; the leaf
midrib is
often reddish when fresh. It is
monoecious (sometimes dioecious), with...
