Leaf   (translated from Chinese)
... contains three parts, the leaf blade, the petiole and Stipule. The leaf blade refers is ... leaf vein c leaf blade base d petiole The petiole is connects the leaf blade and the ... then had been being born in the petiole base two sides or the axil place ... piece of small leaf all has the petiole and the main petiole is connected, ...
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Botanical glossary   (translated from French)
... generally composed of a limb and a petiole (see these words). Net : lower part of ... able to imitate the appearance of an insect or to take spectacular forms. Lacinié : adjective ... out on the two sides of the petiole as the barbs of a feather. The ... fixed at the chalice by a mitre. Petiole : narrowed part of certain sheets linking the ... a sheet or a flower deprived of petiole or stalk. Silic : fruit déhiscent formed ...
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Glossary of the insects   (translated from French)
... at the base of the antennas. Cosmopolitan, insect which one finds in almost all the ... world. Hood, left the head of the insect located below the face. Collum, part of ... Imago, form final, adult, of a sexué insect, become suited to the reproduction. Striation spaces ... Larva, first stage of development of the insect after the blossoming of the?uf. Lobe ... Coleopters. Pedicel, second article of the antenna. Petiole, gastre lengthened. Ptérostigma, thickening of the ...
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Orchidaceae
... an articulation between the lamina and the petiole sheath, and develop new leaves together with ... adheres to the body of a visiting insect. The type of pollinia is useful in ... the right form to attract the right insect. After pollination, the epigynous ovary starts developing ... leads to pollinia being deposited on the insect. A Eurasian genus Ophrys has flowers that ... pollen sacs with explosive force, when an insect touches a seta. He was ridiculed ...
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German Wasp
... saliva. It has open cells and a petiole attaching the nest to the substrate. The ... secrete it around the base of this petiole in order to avoid ant predation. A ... depending on climatic conditions. She fashions a petiole and produce a single cell at the ... the honeydew exuded by a native scale insect which lives in the bark of the ...
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Paper wasp
... characterised by having open cells and a petiole attaching the nest to the substrate. The ... secretes it around the base of this petiole in order to avoid letting their brood ... foundress or foundresses begin by fashioning a petiole and produce a single cell at the ... and cell arrangement. Karsai I. & Penzes Z., Insect Sociaux Vol. 43 pp. 277-296, 1996 ...
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Hop (plant)
... leaves are opposite, with a 7–12 cm petiole and a cordate-based, palmately lobed blade ... it succeeds, is risky, with several significant insect pests causing damage, including the European Corn ... damaged by an aphid, Myzus humuli. This insect, however, does not endanger the growth of ...
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Polar region express   (translated from Chinese)
... Lour.) Druce. Is one kindNepenthaceaeCan prey on insect perennial herb , the host □is□□□continent□. □□the grass ... which micro-organism and so on capture insect makes a living to be calledFood meat ... s structure is complex, is divided the petiole, the leaf blade and the tendril, □the ...
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Oenothera speciosa
... are alternate with very short or no petiole (sessile), reaching 10 cm long to 4 ... flower is frequented by several species of insect, but moths are the most common as ...
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Balsam poplar
... undersides of their leaves, and the leaf petiole being round (not flattened) in cross-section ... which also helps protect the buds from insect damage. The balsam poplars are light-demanding ...
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