axil

The whole tree itself is but one leaf, and rivers are still vaster leaves whose pulp is intervening earth, and towns and cities are the ova of insects in their axils.

Dengue-carrying mosquitoes can lay eggs in any space or container that holds clear and stagnant water like a bottle cap, dish dryer, plant axil, gutter, trash can, old rubber tire, among others.

The financing was led by Perceptive Advisors and a syndicate that includes new investors Deerfield Management, RTW Investments and Mizuho Securities Principal Investment, as well as existing investors Polaris Founders Capital, Taiwania Capital Management, Axil Capital, and CoBro Ventures.

The houses will be built by developer Galliford Try on land in the same area of Cannock as a 111-home development which the construction giant built before concerns were raised about their proximity to a toxic waste site, Axil Integrated Services.

The 34-year-old recently discovered why some of the houses nearby had been left empty - there were concerns over their close proximity to the site of waste management firm Axil Integrated Services.

Upon release, one fully metamorphosed froglet quickly jumped, attached itself on leaf surfaces and eventually concealed within a leaf axil of Pandanus.

A great, easy-going pairing is the ever-popular mahogany flowers of Helenium Moerheim Beauty alongside black-eyed Susan or Rudbeckia - and especially the variety deamii, which is one of the best with branching stems up to 75cm tall and flowers at every leaf axil.

The flowers grow on short stalks radiating from a common peduncle, and form an umbel in the leaf axil. Because the timber resembles European Ash the tree was called Mountain Ash, and, later, White Mountain Ash, in contradistinction to Red Mountain Ash or Victorian Woolly Butt, E.

Just a few years ago Iran was considered an integral part of the much-trumpeted "axil of evil" but now it is emerging as the blue-eyed boy of the West.

two branches in the axil of the same leaf-like bract (Kukkonen, 1986).