See Pinwheel . See Virus . On African Violets, the style is the long, thin extension between the ovary and the stigma . Sometimes called a side shoot or offset. A new African Violet growing from another African Violet which, unless removed from the parent plant , will develop into a new crown .
Suckers typically emerge at the base of the main stem or among the lower leaf axils .
If it develops at the base of the main stem, the sucker will most likely have rooted. If the sucker forms among the leaf axils, it probably will not have roots. Nevertheless, both can be removed from the parent plant and used for propagation . See Rooting A Sucker . Also see Trailer .