- in texture,
especially as
applied to some
tissues or organs.
Contrast coriaceous and corneous.
Caropodium Genus of
flowering plants in the
family Apiaceae...
- tip
floret colour C. a.
africanum linear to falcate, ≤5 mm glabrous,
coriaceous to cartilaginous,
veins not prominent, flat or
involute panicle scabrid...
- with a medium-sized rhizome. The
plant has long leaves, with a
tough (
coriaceous)
consistency because of the
aridity in the
canopy of trees, due to a short...
- petals.
Berries are formed,
containing 1 to 4 seeds. The
leaves are rigid,
coriaceous and
often have
pellucid dots. A
least two
species are
found in tropical...
- its
branchlets slender, blackish, and
slightly hairy. Its
leaves are
coriaceous,
ovate to lanceolate, or oblong-lanceolate or apex a****inate. The base...
-
tropical America.
Members of this
family have 2-ranked[clarification needed]
coriaceous leaves, which, if fresh,
typically have a radish-like or
peppery taste...
- lanceolate, obovate-elliptic or elliptic, size of 5–15 cm × 2–5 cm,
coriaceous to
thickly coriaceous. The
leaves are 5–15 cm × 1.5–5 cm, apex acute,
lower side...
- 6 in). wide; acute, a****inate, or
obtuse tip; base
rounded to attenuate;
coriaceous,
glabrous above and
often lustrous;
glabrous beneath or
puberulent or...
-
which is
mainly formed by the amphigastrium. It can be dry,
membranous or
coriaceous, but also
sometimes green.
Scale leaves protect with
their bud scales...
- Araceae,
native to
Sarawak state, Malaysia.
Occasionally cultivated for its
coriaceous leaves that
remain peltate even when mature, it is
considered obscure...
