weak-stemmed

Description: A large-leafed weak-stemmed aquatic herb to

Chapter 7 1999

Description: A soft, weak-stemmed trailing plant arising from underground rhizomes.

Chapter 7 1999

Description: A scrambling, prostrate or erect weak-stemmed herb 45-100 cm high.

Chapter 7 1999

Agriculturists may classify it as a weak-stemmed "weed," but not the farmers.

13. Other Cultivated Grains 1996

A downward direction of the stem or branches occurs in many weak-stemmed plants growing upon rocks or walls, or in trees with very long slender branches as in _Salix Babylonica_, and the condition may often be produced artificially as in the weeping ash.

Vegetable Teratology An Account of the Principal Deviations from the Usual Construction of Plants Maxwell T. Masters

There are huckleberries of many species, red, blue, and black, some of them growing close to the ground, others on bushes eight to ten feet high; also salal berries, growing on a low, weak-stemmed bush, a species of gaultheria, seldom more than a foot or two high.

Steep Trails John Muir 1876

They were tall (150-160 cm), weak-stemmed, prone to lodging and yielded 9-10 quintals of paddy an acre over 155-160 days, leading to delayed wheat sowing.

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