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intrapetiolar, a. Bot.|ɪntrəˈpɛtɪələ(r)|
[f. intra- 1 + petiole: cf. petiolar.]
Situated within, or on the inner side of, the petiole or leaf-stalk; applied a. to an axillary bud formed immediately under the base of the petiole and surrounded by it so as not to appear until the leaf has fallen; b. to a stipule, or pair of confluent stipules, between the petiole and the axis. Also intraˈpetiolary a. (Cooke Man. Bot. Terms 1862).
1864Webster, Intrapetiolar. 1875Bennett & Dyer Sachs' Bot. 562 In woody plants the axillary buds..are not unfrequently so completely surrounded by the base of the leaf-stalk that they are not visible until the leaf has fallen off, as in..Platanus, &c., and are then called Intrapetiolar Buds. 1897Willis Flowering Plants II. 330 The stipules..stand..between the petiole and the axis (intrapetiolar). |