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Wat (wie) is PEDUNCULATE - definitie

PAIR OF STRUCTURES IN THE BRAIN OF INSECTS, OTHER ARTHROPODS, AND SOME ANNELIDS
Mushroom body; Corpora pedunculata; Corpora pedunculate
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Pedunculate      
·adj ·Alt. of Pedunculated.
pedunculate oak         
  • The oak in the coat of arms of [[Gornji Milanovac]], [[Serbia]]
  • Oak bark
  • Marble galls on an oak twig
  • An oak knopper gall
  • Seedling sprouting from its acorn
  • Female flowers
  • English oak tree in a roadside hedge.
SPECIES OF PLANT
English oak; Common oak; Pedunculate oak; English Oak; Quercus pedunculata; Penduculate oak; Pedunculate Oak; Quercus rober; Quercus robor; Q. robur; Quercus abbreviata; Quercus acutiloba; Quercus aesculus; Quercus aestivalis; Quercus afghanistanensis; Quercus altissima; Quercus arenaria; Quercus argentea; Quercus asterotricha; Quercus atropurpurea; Quercus atrosanguinea; Quercus atrovirens; Quercus auzin; Quercus avellanoides; Quercus axillaris; Quercus bedoi; Quercus bellogradensis; Quercus brachycarpa; Quercus brevipes; Quercus brutia; Quercus bruttia; Quercus castanoides; Quercus commiserata; Quercus comptoniifolia; Quercus concordia; Quercus condensata; Quercus coriifolia; Quercus crispa; Quercus cunisecta; Quercus cuprea; Quercus cupressoides; Quercus cylindracea; Quercus dissecta; Quercus erucifolia; Quercus ettingeri; Quercus extensa; Quercus falkenbergensis; Quercus farinosa; Quercus fastigiata; Quercus femina; Quercus fennessii; Quercus filicifolia; Quercus filipendula; Quercus foemida; Quercus fructipendula; Quercus geltowiensis; Quercus germanica; Quercus haas; Quercus hentzei; Quercus horizontalis; Quercus hyemalis; Quercus imeretina; Quercus kurdica; Quercus laciniata; Quercus lasistan; Quercus longiglans; Quercus longipedunculata; Quercus longipes; Quercus louettii; Quercus lucorum; Quercus malacophylla; Quercus mestensis; Quercus microcarpa; Quercus monorensis; Quercus nigricans; Quercus ochracea; Quercus paleacea; Quercus palmata; Quercus parmenteria; Quercus pectinata; Quercus pedemontana; Quercus pedunculiflora; Quercus pendula; Quercus pendulina; Quercus pilosa; Quercus pinnatipartita; Quercus pseudopedunculata; Quercus pseudoschorochensis; Quercus pseudosessilis; Quercus pseudotscharakensis; Quercus pulverulenta; Quercus pyramidalis; Quercus racemosa; Quercus rubens; Quercus rubicunda; Quercus rumelica; Quercus scolopendrifolia; Quercus sieboldii; Quercus speciensis; Quercus subvelutina; Quercus svecica; Quercus tardiflora; Quercus tennesi; Quercus tetracarpa; Quercus thomasii; Quercus tozzae; Quercus turbinata; Quercus viminalis; Quercus virgata; Quercus vulgaris; Quercus welandii; European oak
¦ noun the common or English oak. [Quercus robur.]
Callitriche brutia         
SPECIES OF PLANT
Pedunculate Water-starwort; Pedunculate water-starwort
Callitriche brutia, the pedunculate water-starwort, is a submerged/floating-leaved aquatic plant in the family Plantaginaceae (though sometimes placed in its own family – Callitrichaceae). It is found in aquatic environments in Europe.

Wikipedia

Mushroom bodies

The mushroom bodies or corpora pedunculata are a pair of structures in the brain of insects, other arthropods, and some annelids (notably the ragworm Platynereis dumerilii). They are known to play a role in olfactory learning and memory. In most insects, the mushroom bodies and the lateral horn are the two higher brain regions that receive olfactory information from the antennal lobe via projection neurons. They were first identified and described by French biologist Félix Dujardin in 1850.