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Stipule-like outgrowth occurring (usually in pairs) at the base of a leaflet or a pair of leaflets in some compound leaves. The stipule of a leaflet.  

(Of palms) an individual stem or trunk of a clustering palm; (Of ferns) the leaf stalk of a frond; The stalk inside the flower or fruit that supports the carpel(s) or gynoecium; (Of orchid flowers) a pollinium stalk, possibly derived from the anther; (In Cyperaceae) short, narrowed extension to the base of the nutlet. Stalk-like…

Provided with stigmas; With conspicuous stigmas. That portion of a style resembling a stigma in being capable of receiving the pollen.  

That part of the style/pistil receptive to pollen.  

Knob-shaped stigma; Stylehead on which a stigma sits.  

The small woody protuberance on conifer branches on which one or more needle leaves are inserted [unusual term]. Tapered extension of the basidium that produces the basidiospores; when broken, leaves a small portion on the basidiospore, the apiculus or hilar appendix.