The central, usually upright part of a plant that serves as a conduit for water, nutrients, and other substances.

A method of plant propagation where a section of stem is cut and rooted to grow a new plant.

The central part of a plant that typically holds leaves, flowers, and fruits, and provides structural support.

Having the shape or appearance of scales, typically used to describe plant parts or structures.

Having a scaly texture or appearance, often used to describe a surface covered with small, flat scales.

A type of bulb that has a scaly outer surface, typically seen in certain plants like lilies.

Having a surface or structure covered with or resembling scales, often used to describe leaves or plant surfaces.

Having a stalk or stem, especially referring to flowers or leaves that are supported by a distinct stem.

A small or diminutive stalk, often used to describe a secondary stalk supporting smaller structures.

The male reproductive organ of a flower, consisting of an anther and a filament.