- as a
stiffening structure, or in
response to
disease or
insect damage.
rugulose Finely wrinkled.
ruminate (usually
applied to endosperm)
Irregularly grooved...
-
longitudinally striate; the
nodes of the
pedicel smooth or only
slightly rugulose;
abdomen polished and smooth;
pilosity long, abundant,
reddish yellow,...
-
subacute margin. The
black seed coat is
almost smooth to
finely striate,
rugulose or pitted. C. album (White goosefoot)
Chenopodium candolleanum C. ficifolium...
-
surface vs. E.
helioscopia is
longitudinally striate-
rugulose vs. favose-reticulate. / striate-
rugulose vs. foveolate(-reticulate) This is an
unusual surface...
- but
darkens with age,
appearing shiny at the tips and dull and
wrinkled (
rugulose)
within the thallus. With age, the
thallus develops transverse cracks and...
-
floral glands.
Seeds 1.2 mm, ovoid-quadrangular,
irregularly tuberculate-
rugulose, pale greyish. In
Europe similar plants are the
other mat-forming Euphorbia...
- with erect-ascending stems. The
leaves are
oblong to linear-elliptic,
rugulose, serrated. This
species has
inflorescences of
simple racemes, sometimes...
-
rugulosum (Wagner)
Skoda &
Holub (ternate grape-fern, St.
Lawrence grape fern,
rugulose grape fern) S. ×
silvicola (Sahashi)
Ebihara S.
subbifoliatum (Brack.)...
- of lime granules,
sometimes not apparent. The wall very thin, even or
rugulose, cinereous, the thin
membrane covered by a
single layer of closely-adherent...
- flat,
initially shiny but
becoming dull,
smooth or
slightly wrinkled (
rugulose),
developing cracks across its
width as it ages and
breaking into small...
