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Branching alternately on one side and then the other.
Compare helicoid.
scrobiculate Having very
small pits.
scrubland Dense vegetation dominated by shrubs...
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Lactarius scrobiculatus,
commonly known as the
scrobiculate milk cap, is a
basidiomycete fungus,
belonging to the
genus Lactarius,
whose members are called...
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which extend from the
surface of its hood. In addition, it
possesses a
scrobiculate s**** shape,
meaning the s**** have
numerous grooves made into them...
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Myosotis scorpioides H DS
scrobiculatus L dimpled, from scrobis, ditch;
scrobiculate Eremophila scrobiculata DS
sculptus L
carved Epidendrum sculptum DS scutatus...
- with
oblong depressions (fossulae); more
elongate or furrow-like than
scrobiculate foveate pitted; with numerous, regular,
depressions or pits (foveae)...
- s****-ribbing,
which is
unique among extant ectocochleate cephalopods, and
lacks scrobiculate s**** sculpture. It is not
known whether A.
perforatus possesses the...
- its
thallus is
rugulose (covered with
little wrinkles) to
occasionally scrobiculate and its
conidia are much
shorter (3–5 by 1 μm). The most
reliable way...
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small pits or
cavities like alveoli. Compare: faveolate, foveolate,
scrobiculate. amphi- A
prefix used to
indicate on both sides, or on all sides. amphithecium...
- This
border has
dozens of
small furrows radiating inward (a so-called
scrobiculate border), but this
defining feature may be
absent in
effaced species or...
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specific epithet (scrobiculata) is from the
Latin scrobiculatus meaning "
scrobiculate", or "furrowed or
having the
surface dotted all over with
small round...
