- Look up
divaricate, divarication, or
divaricating in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Divaricate means branching, or
having separation or a
degree of separation...
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shrubs and
small trees. The
Williamsoniaceae are
thought to have had a
divaricate branching habit,
similar to that of
living Banksia, and
adapted to growing...
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branching woody trunks. The
Williamsoniaceae grew as
woody shrubs with a
divaricate branching habit,
similar to that of Banksia. It has been
suggested that...
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Coprosma in the
family Rubiaceae. It is a widely-distributed
small leaved divaricating shrub found throughout New Zealand. Its Māori name is
mingimingi (or...
- is a
species of soft
coral in the
family Nephtheidae. This
species is
divaricate with
discontinuous contours. Each
bundle has 10 to 12 polyps. The branching...
- zeylanica.
Where the
connective separates the
anther lobes, it is
called divaricate, e.g. Tilia,
Justicia gendarussa. The
connective may also be a long and...
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Laurencia obtusa,
Chondria dasyphylla,
Pterothamnion plumula,
Rhodophyllis divaricate, and
Coccotylus truncates. The Crosslé Car Company, a
manufacturer of...
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juvenile plant's leaf.
Juvenile plants have
small leaves with tangled,
divaricating stems,
while mature plants have much
larger leaves and a
normal tree...
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inflorescences of 4 to 20
vivid red and
orange alternate flowers on a
horizontally divaricate (branched) stem. The
terminal inflorescence can have the form of a cyme...
- up to 3
metres high. It has
densely entangled branches growing in a
divaricating form
typical of many New
Zealand small leaved shrubs. It
exhibits a form...
