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Term Definition
Reed stem In some Orchids (e.g. ), this term refers to having stems that are long and relatively slender, commonly with leaves scattered along the stem. Reed stem, leaves and roots of Epidendrum radicans. Photo by R. Aguilar.
Stem The main ascending axis of a plant. Trunk of Cariniana legalis. Photo by S. A. Mori.
Stem The main ascending axis of a plant. Differences between grasses and sedges. Photos by S. A. Mori.
Stem angular Referring to a stem that is not round in cross section, e.g. it can be flattened or angled as in sedges. Differences between grasses and sedges. Photos by S. A. Mori.
Stem hollow Referring to a stem that does not have tissue in the center, e.g., the hollow stems of grasses. Differences between grasses and sedges. Photos by S. A. Mori.
Stem solid Referring to a stem that has tissue in the middle, i.e., the cortex is solid. Differences between grasses and sedges. Photos by S. A. Mori.