midrib

The petioles, midribs of large leaves and young tender shoots are bored by newly hatched larvae.

The midribs of Swiss chard are hot pink, red or yellow.

In the species analyzed herein, the total number of secretory ducts found in the midrib parenchyma was correlated positively with the midrib width and the total leaf area, i.e., wider midribs indicate a greater number of secretory ducts.

The peeled midribs of the large leaves are a crisp and worthwhile vegetable in their own right, chopped and raw in any sort of salad, or pickled.

The grafts and leaf midribs used for inoculation were obtained from HLB positive sweet orange (C.

It produces feathery rosy-pink blooms at this time of year and has arching leaves with white midribs that turn rich bronze in autumn.

NEW YORK -- Growing up in Pampanga, Angeles City, Lorina Tayag-Capitulo was always with her father, who drew giraffes and made flowers from cigarette foil and created 'bahay kubo' out of coconut midribs. Lorina soon started sketching cartoon figures like Sanrio characters.

She buys the leaves from Asia Market in Manhattan's Chinatown, about a dozen a pack with the midribs cut out, folded like tablecloths.

This European plant has the added attraction of distinctive white midribs and veins on its prominent, arrow–shaped leaves.

Created using the midribs of coconut fronds, these charts were not referred to during the voyage.

Effects of aqueous extraction on the performance and properties of polypropylene/wood composites from date palm midribs and Acacia tortilis wood.