Definitionadj. permanently attached to a substrate
Last update: August 13, 2015
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Pedunculata, has the acorns, generally two or more together, on long stalks, and the leaves nearly sessile; while in the other, Q. [Please select]
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The upper part of the stem bears sessile lanceolate leaves, decreasing in size from the base to the summit. [Please select]
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Pseudosessile: those petiolate Hymenoptera, in which the abdomen is so close to the thorax as to seem sessile. [Please select]
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They have no stalk of their own; they are sessile or seated on the stem. [Please select]
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Those low down on the stem have leaf stalks, but the upper ones are sessile on the stem. [Please select]
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--Provide the pupils with a number of green leaves, illustrating simple and compound, pinnate and palmate, sessile and petioled leaves. [Please select]
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Sessile: closely seated: the abdomen, when it is closely attached for nearly or quite its full width to the thorax. [Please select]
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Coldstream 'On the Structure of the Shell in Sessile Cirripedes,' in the 'Encyclopædia of Anatomy and Physiology;' 2d. [Please select]
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In the Cucurbitaceae several highly important characters have varied, such as the sessile position of the stigmas on the ovarium, the position of the carpels, and the projection of the ovarium out of the receptacle. [Please select]
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In the Cucurbitaceæ several highly important characters have varied, such as the sessile position of the stigmas on the ovarium, the position of the carpels within the ovarium, and its projection out of the receptacle. [Please select]
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