rhizome

Definition: Glabrous Greenbrier Rhizome is the dried rhizome of Smilax glabra Roxb. (Fam.

Definition: Nutgrass Galingale Rhizome is the dried rhizome of Cyperus rotundus L. (Fam.Cyperaceae).

The periderm is the secondary protective tissue of the rhizome, and is composed of pellem, pellogen and phelloderm;

Conclusion Unguentum Rhizome coptidis prepared in the paper could be widely used in clinic.

Rhizome dimorphic: short and thick (nodulose), and long and thin; sepals 5--12.

As for clinic application, tangerine peel, nutgrass galingale rhizome, costusroot and aloeswood are applied for accerating-qi;

Objective: To observe the clinical efficacy of pulse microwave combined with Chinaroot greenbrier rhizome in the treatment of chronic non-bacterial prostatitis(NBP).

The number and biomass of the tillers and rhizomes were all in a linear isogony growth with increasing survival space of the clones.

Blackberrylily Rhizome can inhibit the Schistosoma japonicum cercaria′s entering the host body in vitro and so can Pokeberry Root and Paniculate Swallowwort Root in vivo.

There are a large number of starch grains in most cells of protocorm and in cells of cortex parenchyma of rhizome, but almost no starch grain is found in pseudobulb.

Rhizome long and thin or shortly nodulose; leaf blade ternate, petiole narrow; involucral bracts petiolate; pistils and achenes with distinct style and small, usually linear stigma.

Objective: To study the therapeutic effect of added Largeleaf Gentian Root and Atractylodes Rhizome Decoction applied to rectitis and anal canal inflammation by different means of administration.

All the seagrasses have horizontal rhizomes, and many species have vertical rhizomes.In some seagrass species, clonal reproduction, via apomict, was also observed.

Result:Four compounds were isolated from the rhizome of A. jianganfeng and elucidated as kaempferol 3 O glucuronide(1), docosanoic acid(2), 3 hydroxy stigmast 5 en 7 one(3) and β sitosterol(4).

32. How? Well, they have tough sort of ... uh ...underground stems called rhizomes.

Real wasabi is made from the ground rhizomes (aka the stems) of the Brassicaceae mustard plant.

33. Rhizomes from one plant grow through the muddy soil and interlock with those of other nearby plants.

36. So in addition to the interlocking underground rhizomes, they have yet another adaptation and it's, well, we're back to reverse osmosis again.

By the way, when you picked this, you're not killing a plant because it's a network of underground stems called rhizomes that give rise to the leaves.

Now we know that seagrasses are beautiful swans -- which actually eat seagrass leaves and rhizomes -- and healthy seagrass meadows are harbingers of a healthy ocean.

Their rhizomes are set in black mould accumulated in hollows of the metamorphic slates beside the pools, where they are well watered without being subjected to flood action.

He thought this could've been a rhizome – a special type of root that grows sideways, which some modern plants use to reproduce, sort of like the creeping vines that come out of a strawberry plant.

Seagrasses grow by extending a rhizome -- that is a subterranean stem that elongates at rates of about one centimeter to about five meters per year, and they branch and extend along the seafloor, forming large clones.