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dehiscent

[di′his·ənt]

(botany)

Becoming open at maturity to release seeds, as certain fruits.

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In our hands, surgical repair of a high dehiscent jugular bulb in a properly selected symptomatic patient is a reasonable option.

Surgical management of a high jugular bulb

Dehiscent species Collect entire inflorescences prior to dispersal.

Seed collection and germination strategies for common wetland and coastal sage scrub species in Southern California

These evaluated vascular anomalies and variants were diagnosed on the following previously described criteria [Figure 1]: (1) High jugular bulb, the jugular bulb extended above the inferior border of the round window; [sup][1] (2) dehiscent jugular bulb or dehiscent sigmoid plate, the incomplete thin bone around the jugular bulb or the sigmoid sinus; [sup][4],[10] (3) jugular bulb diverticulum, prominent protrusion or an irregular out-pouching of jugular bulb that was clearly distinguished from a smooth ellipsoidal form; [sup][22] (4) sigmoid sinus diverticulum, a diverticulum entered into the mastoid bone; [sup][9] (5) lateral sinus stenosis, the L/S ratio (L = the largest area of the vein; S = the smallest area of the vein) was >4.

Incidence of Vascular Anomalies and Variants Associated with Unilateral Venous Pulsatile Tinnitus in 242 Patients Based on Dual-phase Contrast-enhanced Computed Tomography

For example, Mussury and Fernandes (2000) observed that pollination may occur during pre-anthesis, as flowers already presented dehiscent anthers at this time.

Comparative study of the floral biology and of the response of productivity to insect visitation in two rapeseed cultivars (Brassica napus L.) in Rio Grande do Sul/Estudo comparativo da biologia floral e da resposta da produtividade a visita por insetos em duas cultivares de canola (Brassica napus L.) no Rio Grande do Sul

Capsule utricle-like but loculicidal, partially dehiscent ventrally at apex and dorsally at apex, retaining seed; endocarp coriaceous, only near suture slightly sclerified.

Resurrection of the Maui endemic Waltheria pyrolifolia (Sterculiaceae, Hermannieae)/Resurreccion de la especie endemica de Maui, Waltheria pyrolifolia (Sterculiaceae, Hermannieae)

It is the larger purpose of the dehiscent formal mechanisms of the late fiction to agree with the underlying logic of these awful pronouncements.

Coetzee and late style: exile within the form

Clavien classification of complications in study groups Clavien Complications Number of Number of classification patients patients in Group in Group 1 2 Grade 1 Elevation of 8 2 body temperature Grade II Infection of the 1 - incision site Blood 5 4 transfusion Incisional - - hernia Urinary tract 4 1 infection Grade IIIa Urinary leakage 1 - requiring catheterization Grade IIIb Closure of 1 - dehiscent noninfected wound in the OR under local anesthesia Renal venous 3 1 bleeding Grade IVa Vena cava 1 - injury Grade IVb Colonic injury - - Total (%) 24 (27) 8(18) Table 4.

The impact of laparoscopic fellowship programme on laparoscopic nephrectomy experience: a brief report / Laparoskopik nefrektomi deneyimi uzerine uzmanlik sonrasi laparoskopi egitim programinin etkileri: kisa bir rapor

Their pods are not dehiscent, which facilitates harvesting and avoids threshing.

La produccion de mostaza etiope (Brassica carinata) en Argentina como cultivo energetico

The dehiscent seed pods contain between 10 and 25 white, oval and laterally compressed seeds.

Variacion en mortalidad "top-down", "bottom-up" y horizontal en un escarabajo generalista comedor de semillas

Fruits indehiscent, baccate Bromelioideae Fruits dehiscent, capsular 2 2.

Bromeliaceae and its eight sub-families

Fruits deflexed (-ascending or divergent), dehiscent (-indehiscent), oblong, subterete or tetragonal (-laterally compressed) in cross section, ovoid in one species, coriaceous.

The genus Indigofera (Fabaceae) in Alabama

Concerning the Euphorbiaceae pericarp that is scarcely investigated (TOLEDO, 1963b; BERG, 1975; OLIVEIRA, 2007), the formation of sclerenchymatous tissue may be considered as one of the most important events in the ontogeny of dehiscent dry fruits.

Morphology and anatomy of the developing fruit and seed of Dalechampia stipulacea Mull. Arg. (Euphorbiaceae)/Morfologia e anatomia do fruto e semente em desenvolvimento de Dalechampia stipulacea Mull. Arg. (Euphorbiaceae)

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