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Lepidotes (from Gr****: λεπιδωτός lepidōtós, 'covered with scales') (previously
known as Lepidotus) is an
extinct genus of
Mesozoic ray-finned fish. It...
- microorganisms; in this
context it is
referred to as the phyllosphere.
Lepidote Covered with fine
scurfy scales. "Hairs" on
plants are
properly called...
- leaf buds, habitat,
flower structure, and
whether the
leaves were
lepidote or non-
lepidote.
While Sleumer's work was
widely accepted, many in the
United States...
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sometimes simple;
usually palmately 3 to 7(9)-foliate; with
stalked or
sessile lepidote scales.
Inflorescences usually few-flowered panicles,
dichotomously branching...
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poison originating in the
heads of toads, but
which are
fossil teeth from
Lepidotes, a
Cretaceous ray-finned fish. The
Plains tribes of
North America are...
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These flowers tend to be in 2- to 4-flower
umbels with
small hairs and
lepidote bracts along the petals. Each
flower has six sepals, and are biserate,...
- rosulate, 3-7 dm long, greyish-purple to
green beneath,
densely punctulate-
lepidote throughout becoming less so apically;
sheaths distinct, elliptic, ca. 10...
- width. The
upper sides of the
leaves are
green while their undersides are
lepidote,
covered with
small scurfy scales,
making it
white in color. The edges...
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containing nearly half of all
known species of
Rhododendron and all of the
lepidote (scales on the
underside of the leaves) species. The
subgenus has traditionally...
- limestones. The type
species A.
temnurus was
formerly placed in the
genus Lepidotes,
until it was
moved to the new
genus in 1990.
Formerly placed in the Semionotiformes...
