at the base; of a placenta, at the base of the ovary.
Referring to the base or located there; the lower portion of a structure.
refers to the base of the wing where it attaches to the thorax and is typically used when describing markings on the wing, such as “basal third of hind wing is banded in black” to describe the female Widow Skimmer.
Base or ground surface, part of hoof farthest from the coronary surface of the hoof at any given point.
Lowest part of a plant or stem
Basal fundamental Basal Most commonly in referral to basal leaves, leaves formed at the base of the flowering stem.
Located at the base which is the lowest or supporting part of anything; lowest or least.
In plants that form rosettes, the basal leaves are those that arise directly from the crown of the plant, and which often differ from leaves arising from the stem.
Situated near the base. The basal surface of a cell is opposite the apical surface.
At or near the base, and, if leaves, those that sprout directly from the root or crown.
The lowest body temperature, used to determine ovulation
at the base; near the point of attachment (of an appendage)
coming from the base of the plant.
basale grow at the base of the plant.
That part near to, or forming part of, the base. In grasses, leaves can be basal or along the stem.
With stipules attached near base of petiole.
Positioned at or arising from the base, as leaves arising from the base of the stem. [HJ
lower part of a plant or organ
Refers to the base of a plant's stem.
serving as or forming a base; "the painter applied a base coat followed by two finishing coats"
Related to, or located at the base.
Concerning the base of a thallus or filament
Originating from the base.
That part near to, or forming part of, the base. In grasses, leaves can grow from the base or along the stem.
adj. Having to do with the base, bottom, or foundation of something; essential, vital, primary.
Relating to the lower part or base of a plant stem. The Blue Bead Lily ( Clintonia borealis) is a common North Country example of a basal leaf.
At or very near the base.
The end closest to the body (base); at or toward the base (proximal).
At the base of a structure or part, generally the region near attachment to the body.
leaves at the base of a plant.
refers to the base or lowest level.
1. Located at the base of a plant or a plant organ. 2. A fundamental formulation of a tissue culture medium.
Relating to, or situated at, the base.
growing at the base or bottom of a plant
Pertaining to the extremity of an organ by which it is attached to its support; said of leaves when located at the base of the plant only. See rosette.
referring to the base of a plant.
at the base or beginning of a sequence of rocks
adj. leaf. Located at or near the base of a plant. Arising, in bluebells, from the bulb.
Towards the base of the wing.
Of, relating to, of situated at the lowest level, as of an organ.
borne at or near the base.
at the base of a plant or plant part.
Pertaining to the oldest segment or "base" of fronds.
Refers to the base of something. Basal leaves are the ones at the extreme lower end of the plant. They are usually the first true leaves to appear after germination.
Located at the base; the term often describes leaves of wildflowers.
At the lower end of a stem or other plant part.
At the base of; growing from the bottom (of the plant).