Are there salt glands or other mechanisms on culms for salt excretion or exclusion?

Culm (botany) ... This article is about the plant part. For other uses, see Culm. A culm is the aerial (above-ground) stem of a grass or sedge. It is derived from ... This variety has many features from the old Fargesia murieliae. It is growing reasonably upright. Good species for hedges. The culm sheats of the new culms come ... Jan 18, 2021 ... Culm. Culm (Science: plant biology) An aerial stem (in grasses, sedges, rushes, etc.) which bears flowers. Powered By. 10. 62.9 ... Culms is the term used to describe the stems of the monocotyledonous plants called graminoids, as in Poaceae (grasses), Cyperaceae (sedges), Juncaceae (rushes), ... May 10, 2024 ... We examined the effects of heritable legacy and occurrence site climates on functional trait variations in leaf and culm across 77 woody bamboo species in a ... upper most culm segment supporting the seed head. flag leaf: uppermost leaf of the culm, enclosing the seed head during the boot stage. culm node: solid ... This study aimed to obtain formulas for drawing a cross-section of a multi-culm bamboo composite, calculating its section properties, and then embedding them ... There are a small number of culm shooters in the Irish Folklife Collection from parts of counties Tipperary, Kilkenny and Laois, where the practice was ... noun (1) ˈkəlm : refuse coal screenings : slack culm 2 of 2 noun (2) : a monocotyledonous stem (as of a grass or sedge) Culm · Culm (in British English), imperfect anthracite, a variety of coal. also some carboniferous rock strata known as the Culm Measures · Culm (in American ...