1670s, from Modern Latin pedicellus, diminutive of pediculus (see pedicle).

The stalk of a flowerThe stalk of a single flower or fruit.

The stalk of an individual flower. peduncle:

The stalk of an individual flower. peduncle:

A flower stalk that holds either a flower or fruit singly or in an inflorescence.

a small stem or stalk to which a floret is attached in raceme, corymb, and umbel types of inflorescence

The stalk of a flower or fruit when in a cluster or when solitary. Peduncle

The short stem growing from the top of the peduncle and carrying the flower bud at its top. Botanical Latin: pedicellus (m, II).

a flower-stalk supporting several flowers without footstalks. Peduncle

The tip of the flower stalk upon which the stem tip or receptacle sits and bears the parts of the flower.

The stalk of an individual flower

The single stalk of a bunch of fruit or a single flower stalk.

The stem of an individual flower.

 The stalk of an individual flower.

the thin structure connecting the thorax and abdomen. Read more on: Pedicel

An individual stalk of a flower that is part of an inflorescence. pedicellariae

the stalk of a flower (above the subtending bract or leaf); bracteoles are sometimes present on a pedicel.

(head, antenna) - second of the three segments of the basic insect antenna (the other two being the scape and flagellum). 'Pedicel' and 'flagellum' are terms rarely if ever used in [..]

small second joint of antenna, between scape and flagellum. petiolate

 the narrow stalk connecting the cephalothorax and the abdomen; the waist. There are 36 muscles contained within just this small area.

[Flower parts] -- Stalk lifting the flower.

(n) a small stalk bearing a single flower of an inflorescence; an ultimate division of a common peduncle

the stalk linking the cephalothorax to the abdomen

2nd antennal segment after the scape

generally a stalk or stem supporting an organ or other structure; - the second segment of the insect antenna, forming the pivot between the scape and the flagellum.

, pedicellus

Membranous stalk holding dorsal

The stem-like structure supporting an organ. In spiders,this structure connects the prosoma and opisthosoma.

the second segment of the antenna; the stem of the abdomen between the thorax and the gaster (ants)

slender, second abdominal segment that forms a 'waist' in most Hymenoptera (Glossary of PM)

The stem of an individual flower.

the narrow stalk that joins the prosoma (head/thorax) to the abdomen

(botany) A stalk of individual flower; a stalk bearing a single flower or spore-producing body within a cluster. footstalk, strig