branchlet

Blood and words pour from the place where he has plucked the branchlet.

She broke one of the pods from the branchlet.

He plucked a spruce branchlet and stripped away the needles.

The clothes you wear, the cloth comes from branchlet fibers, doesn't it?"

Silently he looked down at the tear and the branchlet dwarfed by his huge fist.

At all ages, it is readily distinguished by the pendulous branchlet tips.

They are borne almost horizontally from the branchlet.

A small white round egg sac is suspended from a branchlet on a thread, 5 cm long.

The leaves are arranged in flattened branchlet systems, with the branchlets in one plane.

The compound leaf stalk is brown and hairy, swollen where it joins the branchlet.

And beneath those immense panes- She closed her eyes, recalling how the telescope had revealed each branchlet was its own separate world.

Her hand reached out and she pulled a branchlet toward her, breathing the sweet, rich gardenia fragrance.

Every branchlet and foliage tuft had the tremors.

At the end of each branchlet is a cluster of spore-producing cells called phialides.

Therefore, whatever dread thing was slithering up the branchlet was clinging to the rough bark itself.

The leaf shape tapers to the leaf stalk where it joins the branchlet.

An almost undetectable tremor ran up the tapering branchlet at whose terminus I was stationed.

The impressive, grape-like clusters are sometimes so heavy they break the branchlet to which they are attached.

This branchlet has a spike-like arrangement of numerous, yellow or brown, clusters of flowerheads.

In her forked tail she brandished a stick-some branchlet or sapling with the twigs removed.

Buntaro looked down at the branchlet still in his fist, the tear still trapped in a tiny leaf.

The red coloured flattened base of the leaf tapers gradually to the branchlet, with almost no leaf stem.

All but identical in leaf and branchlet to the Cornish Elm Ulmus minor subsp.

Frowning slightly, Ren Zel bent and picked up what proved to be a seedpod-twoseedpods, connected by a thin branchlet.

Other words for twig include branchlet, spray, and surcle, as well as the technical terms surculus and ramulus.