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(of plants) producing a well-developed stem above ground

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Comparative demography of two giant caulescent rosettes (Espeletia timotensis and E.

Reubicacion de plantas de Espeletia grandiflora (Asteraceae) como estrategia para el enriquecimiento de areas de paramo alteradas (PNN Chingaza, Colombia)

monticola but differs from this species by its terrestrial growth, caulescent habit with a stem 15-20 cm in lenght (vs.

Three new species of Racinaea (Tillandsioideae: Bromeliaceae) from Ecuador

Herbs perennial or subshrubs, caulescent or acaulescent, base of the stem with a tuft of rust-colored woolly hairs.

The subfamily Mutisioideae (Asteraceae)

Herbs annual or perennial, caulescent to acaulescent and scapose, woolly to silky.

Herbs annual or perennial, caulescent. Leaves glabrous to pubescent; basal leaves rosulate; petiolate, sessile to clasping; blades linear, lanceolate, ovate to orbicular, palmately to pinnately veined, margin entire, lyrate to pinnatisect; upper leaves alternate, reduced; clasping.

The subfamily Mutisioideae (Asteraceae)

abyssicola differs from it by its long caulescent habit, with stems 60-180 cm long (vs.

However, the new species differs from it by its long caulescent habit, with stem 60-180 cm long (vs.

Two new species from Pedra dos Pontoes, an unexplored mountain in Espirito Santo, Brazil

are diminutive caulescent annuals, with short semi-cylindrical leaves and often prostrate stems, which constitute much of the photosynthetic surface area.

CAM photosynthesis in submerged aquatic plants

Plant terrestrial, caulescent, stem 1.5-2.0m long, covered by old, dried leaves, flowering to 2.66 m, forming dense groups, propagating by 4 to 6 shoots produced at the base of the inflorescence after anthesis.

A new species of Racinaea (Bromeliaceae) from the province of Azuay in southern Ecuador

The caulescent one with finer leaves and more bluish petals was known as 'Nez Misso' by Ken Woods but known as 'Bergeranthus' by Chris Larson!

Tillandsia 'Aeranthos Major'

Plant terrestrial, stemless to short caulescent before anthesis, ca.

Studies on Orthophytum--Part VIII: two new species from Grao-Mogol State Park, Minas Gerais, Brazil

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