- appendages.
faveolate Honeycombed;
having regular,
angled pits.
Compare foveolate.
felted Having interlocked hairs to the
extent of
being matted. female...
-
there is a
prosternal apophysis,
which is
almost flat but
widens at its
foveolate base. The
shape of the males’ ****
expands a
little surrounding a slight...
- bract.
Seeds small,
ovoid or ellipsoid,
usually carunculate,
smooth or
foveolate;
endosperm present, whitish; the
embryo straight;
cotyledons broad and...
- whitish-grey and shiny. As the
lichen ages, its
surface becomes finely foveolate and can
develop reticulate cracks. This
lichen has
numerous laminal pseudocyp****ae...
- with
persistent styles,
endocarp stoney or crustaceous,
sculpted or
foveolate.
Seeds one, with
endosperm scarce or absent, with condyle,
embryo with...
-
composed of
small pits or
cavities like alveoli. Compare: faveolate,
foveolate, scrobiculate. amphi- A
prefix used to
indicate on both sides, or on all...
- angular,
shiny seeds measuring 1.0 mm (0.039 in) long; the
testa is
foveolate. The
entire distribution of L.
cubensis is
confined to
protected areas...
-
overlapping (imbricate). The
texture of the
upper thallus ranges from
smooth to
foveolate (covered with puts and depressions). The
colour is
typically green to...
-
Calothamnus formosus H DS C
foveolatus L dimpled, from fovea, a
small pit;
foveolate Cryptocarya foveolata,
Chionanthus foveolatus H DS
fragilis L fragile...
-
longitudinally striate-rugulose vs. favose-reticulate. / striate-rugulose vs.
foveolate(-reticulate) This is an
unusual surface.
Native to Iran,
North Caucasus...
