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Dictionary » I » Internode InternodeInternode (Science: plant biology) The portion of a stem between the level of insertion of two successive leaves or leaf pairs (or branches of an inflorescence). A segment of a stem between two nodes.The portion of stem found between lateral meristems in plants. ![]()
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Results from our forumreply... meristem have only in monocot like bamboo, orchid, pinaple, grass...ect it is a kind of tissue will diferrent to vice-meristem or make the internode longer
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TWO QUESTIONS??... intervals. These interruptions are called nodes of Ranvier, and there is usually one Schwann cell between two successive nodes of Ranvier (an internode). In nonmyelinated nerves, the surface of the Schwann cell surrounds a number of axons"[/quote]
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