A protective covering or structure surrounding a part, such as a leaf or stem base.

A tubular structure that encases another part, such as the base of a leaf or a flower stalk.

The act of covering or enclosing a plant structure, such as a leaf sheathing a stem.

A row of trees or shrubs planted to protect crops, soil, or livestock from wind and erosion.

The above-ground part of a plant that grows from the stem, including leaves, stems, and flowers.

A new growth from a plant that can develop into a branch, stem, or flower.

A type of plant shoot that is short, often with dense leaves, and does not elongate significantly.

A plant that requires a period of darkness longer than a critical length to initiate flowering.

Describing a texture or appearance that is torn or fragmented into strips or pieces.

A low-growing woody plant, often with multiple stems or branches.