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abaxial

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ab·ax·i·al (b-ks-l) or ab·ax·ile (b-ksl)
adj.
Located away from or on the opposite side of an axis.

ab·axi·al·ly adv.

abaxial
[abak′sē·əl]
Etymology: L, ab, axis, from axle
1 pertaining to a position outside the axis of a body or structure.
2 pertaining to a position at the opposite extremity of a structure.

abaxial
situated away from the axis of the body, limb or part.


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The distribution of scales in these squamate species varies widely, but at least some are always present between the veins on the abaxial side of the blade (Kessler and Smith, 2005).
Fertile and sterile leaves on separate petioles, sterile leaves pinnate-pinnatifid; tufts of hairs persistent on abaxial surface of pinnae near base 1.
Por outro lado, Lei e Liang (1999) e Tucker (1980) consideram o gineceu de Peperomia monocarpelar, com base em estudos de desenvolvimento; o aspecto bilobado do estigma não é evidência de gineceu bicarpelar, já que é explicado como lobos adaxial e abaxial de uma estrutura ascidial.
 
 
 
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