- "resupine"
which means "being upside-down,
supine or
facing upward". The word "
resupinate" is
generally only used in a
botanical context – in
everyday language...
- are
sometimes described as "odontioid" (tooth-like).
Species that form
resupinate (effused)
fruiting bodies are also
considered part of the
corticioid fungi...
-
crowded pseudobulbs,
three or four large,
pleated leaves and up to
forty resupinate, pink to
purple flowers. It is
found from
tropical and
subtropical Asia...
-
family Fomitopsidaceae.
Antrodia species have
fruit bodies that
typically resupinate (i.e.,
lying flat or
spread out on the
growing surface), with the hymenium...
- and logs. They are
partly pileate, with hirsute,
zoned caps, and
partly resupinate, with
smooth to
wrinkled undersurfaces that
spread over the wood. Auricularia...
- v6i3.3316. Lilleskov, E. A.; Bruns, T. D. (2005). "Spore
dispersal of a
resupinate ectomycorrhizal fungus,
Tomentella sublilacina, via soil food webs". Mycologia...
- Bulbophyllum.
Species in this
section are
distinguished by
having a pendent,
resupinate flower with the node at the base of the pedicel.
Plants from this section...
-
spreading near the tips.
Large numbers of tiny, short-lived, cup-shaped, non-
resupinate flowers are
arranged on an
arching flowering stem that
emerges from the...
-
micropera blooms in the fall and
early winter.
Flowers are
usually non-
resupinate, fleshy,
purple and fragrant. "Beaked Micropera". flowersofindia.net....
- of
fungus in the
family Hymenochaetaceae. It is
distinguished by its
resupinate and
rigid basidiocarps, its
yellow pore surface,
being microscopically...
