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pe·dic·u·late

(pĕ-dik'yū-lāt),
Not sessile, having a pedicle or peduncle.
Synonym(s): pedicellate, pedunculate
[L. pediculatus]
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pedunculate

(pĭ-dŭng′kyə-lĭt, -lāt′) also

pedunculated

(-lā′tĭd)
adj.
Having or supported on a peduncle.
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pe·dic·u·late

(pĕ-dik'yū-lāt)
Not sessile, having a pedicle or peduncle.
Synonym(s): pedicellate, pedunculate.
[L. pediculatus]
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Diversity and distribution of the pedunculate barnacle Octolasmis in the seas adjacent to Singapore.
To observe more precisely the relationship between the triterpenoids composition and the botanical species, the mean concentration of the quantified compounds were calculated for sessile (n = 27) and pedunculate (n = 19) oak samples (see "Mean Concentrations of QTT I,
Similar findings elsewhere reinforce the view that inter-tree competition can increase the mortality risk and may thus act as a significant agent behind the decline and death of climate-stressed pedunculate oaks (Rozas & Garcia-Gonzalez, 2012).
The experimental duration was based on similar experiments conducted in other pedunculate barnacles (Yusa et al., 2013; Yamaguchi et al., 2014), and was sufficient for newly settled individuals to become mature as dwarf males in this species.
Outside the range of the beech, pedunculate oak becomes the most important tree in the habitats of G.
Cercetari privind regenerarea naturala a gorunului si stejarului pedunculat in padurile de sleau de deal din Podisul Tarnavelor (Research on natural regeneration of sessile oak and pedunculate oak in mixed oak-dominated stands of Tarnavelor Hills).
Flowers closely disposed, initially subsessile, then pedunculate; pedicles 1-2 mm long.
The phase space of diameter growth for pedunculate oak [[phi].sub.d] = 0.001, crown expansion [[phi].sub.D] = 0.027, and the phase space of height structure [[phi].sub.h] = 0.876.
It is the objective of this study to estimate the rate of hybridization between sessile and pedunculate oak in a mixed stand using two complementary approaches.
1) differs from that of typical pedunculate barnacles like Lepas spp.
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