dichotomously การใช้

• Erect stems can reach 20 centimeters high, and branch dichotomously.
• The vertical stems were dichotomously branched with some branches ending in sporangia.
• Firstly the main axis of the system branched twice dichotomously.
• The inflorescences are borne in the dichotomously branched, and bearing numerous flowers.
• Aerial stems were leafless, smooth and dichotomously branched.
• Nearly all clinical trials have been conducted on SCLC patients staged dichotomously in this fashion.
• It is a terrestrial plant up to 10 cm tall, with dichotomously branched stems.
• The leaflets are sometimes dichotomously divided.
• The stems branched equally and dichotomously, with some suggestion of downwards branching at the base.
• The species is named after its dichotomously divided leaflets, a character shared with a few other related species.
• Their stems were equally or unequally dichotomously branched, bearing spreading spines which were long, narrow and undivided.
• Smaller branches also arise from the lateral margins of the quadrate body, and also form dichotomously branched fibres.
• And most individuals in our species are generally ( and non-controversially ) regarded dichotomously in this manner.
• The fruit is unusual in that it floats, and the stem is dichotomously branched, also unusual in palms.
• The leaflets occur with several sub-parallel, dichotomously-branching longitudinal veins; they lack a mid rib.
• The sporophyte generation consisted of leafless stems ( axes ), which appear to be flattened, and which branch dichotomously.
• The gametophyte of " Psilotum " is unusual in that it branches dichotomously, lives underground and possesses vascular tissue.
• Some of these divide research evidence dichotomously into EBP and non-EBP categories, while others employ multiple levels of evidence.
• The sporophyte had a tufted growth habit, with narrow leafless stems ( axes ) up to 17 cm high which branched dichotomously.
• It comprised a main, straight stem ( axis ) with side branches which developed dichotomously, branching many times at increasingly shorter intervals.