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strigillose Minutely strigose.
strigose Covered with
appressed, straight, rigid, bristle-like hairs; the
appressed equivalent of hispid.
strobilus A cone-like...
- free branching,
upright showy tropical shrub that
grows to 3 m high with
appressed reddish hairs,
stout stems, and
broad ovate 12–30 cm long dark
green leaves...
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leaves are lateral, the free
portion appressed to spreading, and the
leaves on the
upper surface are
appressed and are more narrow. The
stems spread...
- of some
types of
algae and
lichens in
which the
organism grows tightly appressed to a substrate,
forming a
biological layer.
Crustose adheres very closely...
- the arum
family Araceae,
native to
Queensland and New Guinea. It is an
appressed or
shingling semi-epiphytic
vining plant that
grows in wet
tropical forests...
- Dall, 1919: it is
larger (height 19 mm,
diameter 9 mm.), with the
suture appressed, the
fasciole close to it, and
bearing three or four
spiral grooves The...
- sleeve). The desmotubule, also
known as the
appressed ER,
forms alongside the
cortical ER. Both the
appressed ER and the
cortical ER are
packed tightly...
-
Penicillium vulpinum; or synnema,
meaning 'pillow',
because of the
closely appressed conidiop****s. Alexopolous, C.J.; Mims,
Charles W.; Blackwell, M.; et al...
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short persistent style 0.4–1 mm long,
often strongly recurved achene appressed,
rarely straight substraight or
slightly recurved. Type: A.
vernalis L...
- but
generally bears a very narrow,
linear inflorescence of
spikelets appressed against the stem.
There are
three subspecies, two very
widespread and...
