| Other types of branching, such the monopodial or sympodial types, are variants of this. |
| The upright aerial stems exhibit a monopodial branching pattern, having one main axis of growth. |
| The tree with the nest was short with numerous forks and absence of its natural monopodial growth pattern, differing from other Australian pines adjacent to it. |
| Two plants were monopodial, while one tree possessed a 60-cm-long secondary leader that had developed about 1 m above soil level. |
| Rhynia is also a vascular plant, with somewhat monopodial branching to a height of about 18 cm. |
| As a walnut tree ages, the development pattern changes from monopodial to sympodial. |
