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themselves pinnately-compound;
twice pinnate see
imparipinnate and
paripinnate biternate With
three components, each with
three leaflets imparipinnate With an...
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growing to 1.2 m tall, with branched,
thinly hairy stems. The
leaves are
biternate; each leaf has
three groups of
three leaflets. The flowers, in various...
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grows to
between 15 cm (5.9 in) and 60 cm (24 in) tall.: 62
Leaves are
biternate and in a
basal arrange (growing from the base of the stem). The lower...
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protruding from the base of the stem.
These leaves are
numerous and
biternate with
petioles thinly covered with long hairs.
Other leaves are on the...
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bitegmic (of an ovule)
Covered by two integuments.
Contrast unitegmic.
biternate Ternate, with each
division divided into three.
bivalve Having two valves...
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glandular hairs. The
basal leaves are 6–30 cm (2.4–11.8 in) long and
biternate or ternate, and the leaf
stalks are
covered with
simple or
glandular hairs...
- brownish-purple flowers, dark
purple stems covered with
downy hair, and
biternate basal leaves. The
specific epithet nigricans means "blackish" or "swarthy"...
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covered by
characteristic silvery,
downy hairs. The
basal leaves are
biternate and
covered with dense,
light grey
downy hairs, with
leaflets of a rounded...
- have
glandular hairs, and are
branched at the top. The
basal leaves are
biternate or
triternate (i.e. with
three stalks, each with
three leaflets that divide...
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Aquilegia olympica grows to 30–60 cm (12–24 in) tall. The
basal leaves are
biternate in form,
smooth above and
covered with fine or
woolly hairs underneath...
