the appendage or ring of hairs on the inside of a leaf at the junction of the sheath and blade

a membrane, found at the base of leaf blades in some grasses - meter; there are approximately 39 inches in a meter

a tiny membranous projection, often fringed with hairs, from the summit of the sheath (top of the throat), where the leaf attaches, in many grasses and some sedges.

1. A strap shaped organ. 2. A minute projection from the top of the leaf sheath in grasses. 3. The strap shaped corolla in the ray flower of Composites.

Structures that occur where the leaf blade attaches to the stalk.

A strap-shaped organ, as the rays in Compositae. Limb. The expanded part of a petal, sepal, or gamopetalous corolla.

A collar-like appendage at the top of the sheath of a grass leaf.

in grasses, a membrane or fringe of hairs that extends upward from the leaf sheath where it adjoins the leaf blade.

a strap-shaped structure; a membranous or hairy appendage on the adaxial surface of a leaf, especially in grasses, at the junction between sheath and blade; a small adaxial appendage near the leaf base in some pteridophytes; the corolla limb in ray flowers of Asteraceae.

The strap-shaped portion of a ray or ligulate corolla.

A thin, upright, membranous appendage at the top of the leaf sheath. It is attached to the base on the inside of the leaf collar of the rice plant and some grasses.

a small projection on the upper side and at the base of the leaf blade where it joins the sheath. This projection can be in the form of hairs or a membrane.

n., hyaline extension of the leaf sheath on the adaxial side of the leaf.

In grasses, applied to the tongue-shaped appendage arising from the collar at the junction of the leaf sheath and blade, and partially surrounding the stem.

An outgrowth or projection from the top of the sheath, as in the Poaceae.

small, usually flat, outgrowths at the inside junction of the sheath and leaf blade in grasses

(botany) any appendage to a plant that is shaped like a strap

a characteristic of grass leaves

a strap-shaped structure between the sheath and blade)

a structure that can be seen, if present, by pulling the grass blade from the stem

Membranous structure or fringe of hairs found at the junction of the leaf blade and sheath of grasses.

A thin membrane arising from the upper side of the leaf blade at the junction of the blade with the sheath which is important in the identification of grasses.

a membrane or hairs found on the inner (adaxial) surface of the leaf-blade/sheath junction.

In grasses, an appendage at the juncture of leaf sheath and blade, generally with a membranous or fringed margin.

Outgrowth of tissue at the inner junction of the leaf-sheath and blade, partially surrounding the stem. Usually membraneous, but can be only a fringe hairs.

A strap-shaped membranous outgrowth occurring at the junction of the leaf blade and sheath in many grasses.

A thin, often scarious projection from the summit of the leaf sheath in grasses; may be a membrane, a fringe of hairs, or absent.

a tiny, tongue-like appendage on the adaxial surface of leaves of some members of the lycopods

membranous outgrowth at junction of lamina and leaf sheath in many grasses

in the grasses (Gramineae), a papery extension at the summit of a leaf sheath.

A structure on the inside at the junction of the leaf blade and leaf sheath.

a membranous structure towards the base of the upper leaf surface in Isoetes and Selaginella.

A short membrane or row of hairs of the inside of the leaf at the junction of the blade and sheath.

a protective lip or rim at the tip of a culm sheath where the sheath blade attaches

(a)A thin, non-green membranous outgrowth or row of hairs often found on the upper and inner side of the leaf blade where it joins the sheath.   Occurs in many grasses and some sedges.   See drawing of parts of a grass plant.   (b)A flattened, strap-shaped part of the ray corolla in the Asteraceae Family.

a short membranous projection on the inner side of the leaf blade at the junction where the leaf blade and leaf sheath meet.

A thin, membranous outgrowth or fringe of hairs from the base of the blade of most grasses.

An appendage on the inner side of a grass leaf at the point where the sheath joins the blade.

in grasses, the thin outgrowth from the inner surface of a leaf where the sheath and blade join.

Tongue-like, thin, and specialized tissue extending beyond the sheath and seen at the base of the leaf blade of some grass species.

an outgrowth from the inner junction of a grass leaf sheath and blade, often membranous, sometimes a fringe of hairs.

the structure at the collar of a grass leaf between the sheath and the stem.

A small membranous outgrowth or projection at the base of the leaf, appearing above the sporangium in fertile leaves, as in Selaginella and Isoetes.

Term applied to the flattened part of the ray corolla in Asteraceae and to the appendage on the inner (upper) side of the leaf at the junction of blade and sheath in many Poaceae and some Cyperaceae.

Small, usually whitish, growth at the junction of the leaf and sheath. Some grasses have a small fringe of hairs instead of the whitish feature.

A ligule (from Latin ligula, diminutive of liga) can be observed in the leaf of a grass. It is a thin outgrowth at the junction of leaf and leafstalk.