- is
commonly formed, for example, at the base of a
petiole or pedicel.
acaulescent Having no
apparent stem, or at
least none
visible above the
ground surface...
-
Commonly known as ****ebores (/ˈhɛləbɔːrz/), the
Eurasian genus ****eborus
consists of
approximately 20
species of
herbaceous or
evergreen perennial flowering...
- in
appearance to
other ****ebores
found in the
Balkan region. It is
acaulescent,
meaning it
lacks a stem with leaves,
instead sending up a
leafless flower...
-
endemic to
southern Texas and
northeastern Mexico. The
Texas tuberose is
acaulescent,
meaning the stem is
extremely short. The
fleshy silvery-green leaves...
-
caulescent or
acaulescent (with or
without a
visible plant stem
above the ground) herbs,
shrubs or very
rarely treelets. In
acaulescent taxa the foliage...
-
Dypsis beentjei is an
acaulescent flowering plant belonging to the
family of palm trees, Arecaceae. It's been
called after the
botanicus Henk Jaap Beentje...
-
eastern Texas, and also in Coa****la, Mexico.
Yucca constricta is
usually acaulescent (trunkless),
sometimes growing in clumps,
spreading by
trailing stems...
- the rest are "arborescent palms" or tree palms, "shrub palms" and "
acaulescent palms", as
defined in
Dransfield (1978
cited in
Kubitzki ed. 1998, see...
- reproduction, protection, or photosynthesis,
including the following:
Acaulescent: Used to
describe stems in
plants that
appear to be stemless. Actually...
-
referred to as geophytes.
Terms used in
describing plant habit, include:
Acaulescent – the
leaves and
inflorescence rise from the ground, and
appear to have...
