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With flowers and fruit among the leaf litter, on slender shoots coming from a tree trunk (as, for example, in some Annonaceae and Flacourtiaceae).  

Whip-like: long, tapering and supple. A type of parasitic protozoan which uses whip-like hairs to swim, e.g. Leishmania. A type of protozoan with one or more fine whip-like threads (flagella) projecting from its body surface, by means of which it is able to swim. Some flagellates are parasites of man and are therefore of medical…

Limp, drooping. Deficient in firmness. Limp, soft, weak, or flabby (e.g., a muscle). Having poor or absent muscle tone. Relaxed or lacking in stiffness. Used to describe muscles that are not contracting (or following denervation), and organs for example, the penis that are lying loose, empty, or with wrinkles. Describing a muscle’s condition with reduced…

Cylindrical, hollow, long, round and closed at both ends; fistulous is the more common spelling.    

Splitting so as to cause deep longitudinal cracks.