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spinulose (scabrate), or
longer than a
micron (echina, echinae)
referred to as
echinate.
Various terms also
describe the
sculpturing such as reticulate, a net...
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Lithothelium echinatum is the only
species in
genus Lithothelium that has
echinate ascospores (i.e., with
pointed spines). Aptroot, André (2006). "Three new...
- colpus, a
lalongate endoaperture, a caveate[check spelling]
exine and an
echinate ****ine.
Verbesina alternifolia Verbesina auriculigera Verbesina barclayae...
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References echinate Having sharply pointed spines, e.g. of spores. Its
diminutive is echinulate...
- India, the thin
stems of the tree are
often galled by Cecidomyiidae. An
echinate gall
formation has also been
noted in Kerala. A
herbal concoction of the...
- in the
genus Echinopepon,
native to
Latin America. A vine, its
densely echinate fruits are dehiscent, but not explosive. Kew Bull. 33: 357 (1978) "Echinopepon...
- ****ules and a
fibroreticulate skeleton of
spongin fibres cored and/or
echinated by ****ules
characterize this group." The
World Register of
Marine Species...
- (pointed
straight forward) and its
teeth simple. Its body is
densely echinated (bristled) with very
small spinules.
Careproctus aciculipunctatus lives...
- name
being derived from the red
coloured wood of the tree
Caesalpinia echinate and so the name
refers both to the
country of its
origin and to the red...
- pulpy,
fleshy or fibrous,
endocarp woody to petrous, rough, tuberous,
echinate or ribbed,
often with a
recess in the
placenta called a condyle. Seeds...
