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Definition of stem
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of stem is as below...
Stem (n.) That part of a plant which bears
leaves,
or
rudiments
of
leaves,
whether
rising
above
ground
or
wholly
subterranean..
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Systematizer
::
Systematize
(v. t.) To
reduce
to
system
or
regular
method;
to
arrange
methodically;
to
methodize;
as, to
systematize
a
collection
of
plants
or
minerals;
to
systematize
one's work; to
systematize
one's
ideas..
Harlech Group
::
Harlech
group () A minor
subdivision
at the base of the
Cambrian
system
in
Wales.
Homomallous
::
Homomallous
(a.)
Uniformly
bending
or
curving
to one side; -- said of
leaves
which grow on
several
sides of a stem.
Sola
::
Sola (n.) A
leguminous
plant
(Aeschynomene
aspera)
growing
in moist
places
in
Southern
India and the East
Indies.
Its
pithlike
stem is used for
making
hats,
swimming-jackets,
etc..
Tillandsia
::
Tillandsia
(n.) A genus of
epiphytic
endogenous
plants
found in the
Southern
United
States
and in
tropical
America.
Tillandsia
usneoides,
called
long moss, black moss,
Spanish
moss, and
Florida
moss, has a very
slender
pendulous
branching
stem, and forms great
hanging
tufts on the
branches
of
trees.
It is often used for
stuffing
mattresses..
Graft
::
Graft (n.) To
insert
(a
graft)
in a
branch
or stem of
another
tree; to
propagate
by
insertion
in
another
stock;
also, to
insert
a graft
upon..
Distemperately
::
Distemperately
(adv.)
Unduly.
Institution
::
Institution
(n.) That which
institutes
or
instructs;
a
textbook;
a
system
of
elements
or
rules;
an
institute.
Abbreviation
::
Abbreviation
(n.) One dash, or more,
through
the stem of a note,
dividing
it
respectively
into
quavers,
semiquavers,
or
demi-semiquavers..
Footstalk
::
Footstalk
(n.) The stem which
supports
which
supports
the eye in
decapod
Crustacea;
eyestalk.
Accumulator
::
Accumulator
(n.) A
system
of
elastic
springs
for
relieving
the
strain
upon a rope, as in
deep-sea
dredging..
Stock
::
Stock (n.) The stem or
branch
in which a graft is
inserted.
Cerebro-spinal
::
Cerebro-spinal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
central
nervous
system
consisting
of the brain and
spinal
cord.
Dyne
::
Dyne (n.) The unit of
force,
in the C. G. S.
(Centimeter
Gram
Second)
system
of
physical
units;
that is, the force
which,
acting
on a gram for a
second,
generates
a
velocity
of a
centimeter
per
second..
Caesarism
::
Caesarism
(n.) A
system
of
government
in which
unrestricted
power is
exercised
by a
single
person,
to whom, as
Caesar
or
emperor,
it has been
committed
by the
popular
will;
imperialism;
also,
advocacy
or
support
of such a
system
of
government..
Brownism
::
Brownism
(n.) The
doctrines
of the
Brunonian
system
of
medicine.
See
Brunonian.
Voluble
::
Voluble
(a.)
Having
the power or habit of
turning
or
twining;
as, the
voluble
stem of hop
plants..
Mosaism
::
Mosaism
(n.)
Attachment
to the
system
or
doctrines
of
Moses;
that which is
peculiar
to the
Mosaic
system
or
doctrines.
Coontie
::
Coontie
(n.) A
cycadaceous
plant of
Florida
and the West
Indies,
the Zamia
integrifolia,
from the stems of which a kind of sago is
prepared..
Gangliated
::
Gangliated
(a.)
Furnished
with
ganglia;
as, the
gangliated
cords of the
sympathetic
nervous
system..
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