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- crystal with extended side planes (S) – Subdivided into: Side planes, scalelike side planes, combination of side planes, bullets, and columns Rimed crystal...
- green and photosynthetic. The leaves are opposite or whorled. The typical scalelike leaves are fused into a sheath at the base and is often shed soon after...
- to the angularity of the 'baroque Gothic'. Dominated by overlapping, scalelike plates and more regular patterns of decoration, these suits because increasingly...
- young trees and shaded lower branches in older trees. The leaves are scalelike, 5–10 mm (1⁄4–3⁄8 in) long on shoots in full sun in the upper crown of...
- levels; the plant has been observed to produce a first set of small, scalelike leaves during a dry spring and a second set of larger leaves later in...
- ends. Side plane (S): Snow crystals may have extended side planes, some scalelike side planes, and some a combination of side planes, bullets, and columns...
- mertensiana has short, erect, snakelike stems that are covered in tiny leathery scalelike leaves only a few millimeters long. From between the layers of scale leaves...
- Wikimedia Commons From LROC: Balcony Over Plato Bench Crater in Plato Scalelike Impact Melts Lunar Orbiter Photo Number IV-127-H3 Pictures of Plato on...
- and far northern Mexico. These shrub have thin, narrow, needlelike or scalelike leaves and bear yellow daisy flowers. Lepidospartum burgessii is an endangered...
- erect stalk, lacks chlorophyll, has a light purplish brown color and scalelike leaves. It blooms from September to November or February to April, and...