Each branch may be several centimeters long and bear two to eight flowers.

Each branch may bear a single or several animals.

No branch can bear fruit by itself; it must remain in the vine.

All other branches bear the same "Maxwell Street" name in their signs.

The trees have gray bark, and short branches bearing light-green leaves.

The tree was described as having pendulous branches bearing small leaves with equal teeth.

A closer look revealed that this one branch, known by botanists as a sport, was indeed bearing blossoms in a new color.

Its long, thin branches bear bright green leaves, which may grow up to 7.6 cm (3 in) long.

The inflorescence is a small array of a few narrow branches bearing spikelets.

The inflorescence is a dense or open array of branches bearing spikelets.