basal

5 letters in word "basal": A A B L S.

Anagrams of basal:

• albas

• baals

• balas

• balsa

• sabal

Words found within basal:

aa aal aals aas ab aba abas abs al ala alas alb alba albs als as ba baa baal baas bal bals bas la laa laas lab labs las sab sal slab

• Definitions:
• At the base of a plant or plant part.
• Pertaining to the base of a structure, such as the stem.
• growing at the base or bottom of a plant
• At the base of, or at the point of attachment to the main portion of the insect.
• Adj. (Latin, basis = base). Pertaining to the base or point of attachment to or nearest the body.
• Located at the base; the term often describes leaves of wildflowers.
• (a) viewed toward the base or root of the tooth (b) opposite of derived, "primitive".
• or basilar, relating to the base.
• Arising from the stem at or below the ground surface only.
• Towards the base of the wing.
• The lower part, bottom or base of the shell.
• Base or ground surface, part of hoof farthest from the coronary surface of the hoof at any given point.
• In plants that form rosettes, the basal leaves are those that arise directly from the crown of the plant, and which often differ from leaves arising from the stem.
• Concerning the base of a thallus or filament
• at the base; near the point of attachment (of an appendage)
• At or near base of a structure.
• A small, steady flow of insulin.
• From base of plant.
• Refers to the base of something. Basal leaves are the ones at the extreme lower end of the plant. They are usually the first true leaves to appear after germination.
• leaves at the base of a plant. Biennial: plants which flower in the year following that in which the seeds are sown. Bigeneric: a cross between two species of different genera. Botryoid: like a bunch of grapes. Bract: a modified leaf beneath a flower. Bracteole: a diminutive bract. ...
• In test administration, the point at which it can be assumed that the student would receive full credit for all easier test items.
• several leaves or stems arising from a base point
• At or near the base, and, if leaves, those that sprout directly from the root or crown.
• leaves surround the base of the main stem, usually in a rosette pattern.
• Refers to the base or lowest level.
• radical: especially of leaves; located at the base of a plant or stem; especially arising directly from the root or rootstock or a root-like stem; "basal placentation"; "radical leaves" serving as or forming a base; "the painter applied a base coat followed by two finishing coats" of primary importance
• In phylogenetics, basal members of a group diverged earlier than a subgroup of others (or vice versa). It is often used in opposition to the word derived. ...
• Basal is a term used by diabetics and health care professionals to describe a low, continuous dosage of insulin (either as a basal rate from an insulin pump or a slow-acting insulin injection) intended to "cover" the glucose output of the liver.

• bas ←
• barytons ←
• barytones ←
• basal
• → basally
• → basalt
• → basaltes