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. 2017 Apr 4;8:467. doi: 10.3389/fpls.2017.00467

Table 1.

The four main types of growth habit in peanut (from Pittman, 1995).

Phenotype Illustration Description Example
Prostrate graphic file with name fpls-08-00467-i0001.jpg Branches that strike the ground and a conspicuous main stem graphic file with name fpls-08-00467-i0005.jpg
Spreading graphic file with name fpls-08-00467-i0002.jpg Branches partially on the ground, with their tips curved upward graphic file with name fpls-08-00467-i0006.jpg
Bunch graphic file with name fpls-08-00467-i0003.jpg Semi-erect, branches curved upward, beginning at the base; main stem slightly taller than the others graphic file with name fpls-08-00467-i0007.jpg
Erect graphic file with name fpls-08-00467-i0004.jpg Branches grow straight up from the base and are generally 45° or less from vertical (TAC1 style) graphic file with name fpls-08-00467-i0008.jpg

The two growth habits represented in this study are marked in red.