- the
plant using the
ablative singular or plural, e.g.
foliis ovatis 'with
ovate leaves'.
Glossary of
botanical terms Glossary of
plant morphology Cladophylls...
- 6–4 mm; sti****s up to 2–3.5 mm,
shorter or
longer than petiole,
subulate or triangular-
subulate, apex
often piliferous,
glabrous or more or less hairy, green...
-
pubescent bracts.
Sepals 1.5~3.0 ?0.5~1.0 mm, lanceolate-
subulate, acute, ciliate,
ovate-
subulate;
petals 4.0~6.5 ?0.7~1.5 mm, linear-oblong,
obtuse to subacute...
- 3–5 mm
basally expanding to 6–8 mm wide at throat,
lobes deltoid-
ovate,
subulate-a****inate, 8–12 mm long;
persistent in fruit.
Standard petal brilliant...
- branches; sti****s
subulate from a
broad base, 1–2 mm long,
mostly long persistent;
petiole 1–3.6 cm long, puberulous;
blade lanceolate to
ovate,
obovate or...
- many-fl. radiate; inv.
calycled with long,
subulate bracteoles,
glabrous or cobwebbed, of 20 or more, keeled,
subulate scales;
achenes short, subcompressed...
- the ****
organs or
later the seta) are oblong, oblong-lanceolate, or
ovate-
subulate.
Plants are
autoicous (male and
female reproductive structures on the...
-
bracts scarcely 1 in. long,
ovate,
barely acute, with
several spines along the margin;
bracteoles 1/4 in. long,
subulate, not spinous.
Calyx soft, not...
- (Original description) The
thick s**** is
ovate-a****inate, perforate,
smooth and polished. The
spire is
subulate and mamillate. The
sutures are impressed...
-
stelidia 0.6 mm long,
clinandrium with a
subulate filament,
stelidia relatively very large, 1.4 mm long,
subulate,
curved inwards, on the
inner margin below...
