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This plant did not collapse along themidrib.
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Data were analysed from just one side of the leaf or leaflet, ignoring the margin andmidrib.
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Leaves were numbered using an indelible marker pen, close to themidriband c. 1 cm from the petiole.
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The tents that we observed had cuts in the lateral veins and interconnecting tissue of the leaf along both sides of themidrib.
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The modified leaves had cuts in the secondary veins and interstitial tissues along themidrib.
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Thickness of tissue layers was measured from the sections near themidribusing a light microscope with an ocular micrometer.
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During this period the larvae feed on palisade parenchyma cells, deposit frass throughout the mine and do not cross themidrib.
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With the gall's location moving from the middle of themidribto the common petiole, they can intercept more nutrition and raise more aphids.
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We observed several cuts along themidrib, suggesting an attempt to create a collapse.
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We observed other points along themidribwhere bats had attempted to chew the leaf.
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The latter author indicated that themidriband other veins were chewed only in the basal portion of the leaves.
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On another occasion two individuals (one female and the other not captured) were observed roosting near the collapse point along themidrib.
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The other half of the disc was left untreated, the boundary being defined by themidrib.
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Artificial defoliation of leaf lamina at 50% of the length ofmidribresulted in significant reduction in leaf, twig and propagule production, and size of the latter.
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Leaf damage was simulated by removing the lamina on the right-hand side of themidribwith scissors.
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Nicotine is manufactured out of the refuse of tobacco, and the only material the manufacturers get are the stalks and midribs of the leaf.
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They only make it out of the midribs and the stalks, and it is a very limited quantity.
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The mine starts as a lower-surface epidermal corridor along themidrib.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Each branch is of uniform width and without amidrib.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The frass is deposited in a clump in the angle of the mine closest to themidrib.
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