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Dec 21, 2011 ... It is said to be sympodial dichotomy. If the branches on one side only are suppressed, it is called helicoids dichotomy and the plants appear ...
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There are three major types of stem branching: dichoto-mous, monopodial, and sympodial. Dichotomy occurs by a division of the apical meristem to form two ...
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Feb 13, 2007 ... The result is a sympodial axis composed of series of superposed axis and is sometimes referred to as a sympodial dichotomy (Fig.3). This type ...
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Some sympodial terrestrials, such as Orchis and Ophrys, have two .... Vanilloideae is a branch at the basal dichotomy of the monandrous orchids, and must have ...
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Bromeliads are perennial monocots with sympodial dichotomy, and adventitious roots. At each forking of the plant, a shoot continues to develop and the primary ...
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to expected mono- podial or sympodial systems in the angiosperms. This suggests the possibility that each bifurca- tion of the stem apex is a true dichotomy.
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shows the sympodial dichotomy of the second- ary veins, which in turn are clustered in a fascicle in each tooth of the margin. On fertile pinnules each sorus is ...
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When one branch of a dichotomy or whorl develops more strongly than the other or others a sympodial axis may result. In some species (e.g., C. alpestris) such ...
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Thus the shoot and its appendages, the leaves, became differentiated through equal dichotomy to a sympodial and finally to a monopodial system (Fig. 3 A).
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