-
distinct from the
lower surface.
Plants and
lichens may also be
described as
subterete,
meaning that they are not
completely terete.
Lichen Vocabulary, Lichens...
- cross-section and a
single surface wrapping around it with no
grooves or ridges.
Subterete means the
leaves are not
completely terete, as seen in
various lichens...
- (tēreîn), τήρησις (tḗrēsis)
synteresis teret-
rounded Latin teres,
teretis subterete,
teretial terg-, ters- wipe
Latin tergere,
tersus absterge, abstergent...
- dry
winter and a wet
spring and summer. The
plant has tufted, pendant,
subterete, striated, several-noded, white-sheathed
stems carrying alternate, fleshy...
- The bulb
tunics are
wrinkled and dry
towards the top. The
plant has
subterete leaves that
often spiral towards their tips. The
leaves and
peduncle are...
- (overlapping) in
several rows. The
achenes (one-seeded
indehiscent fruit) are
subterete (partially
circular in cross-section) with a
pappus (a tuft or ring of...
-
colour and is 3–4
centimetres (1.2–1.6 in). It is also
tuberculate and
subterete and have 3–6
centimetres (1.2–2.4 in) long internodes. The
species petiole...
- 4–6 cm wide stems,
usually semicircular lobes;
pericarpel and
receptacle subterete (tapering at the bottom) in cross-section;
pericarpel with subconical...
- woolly, and
often spinescent. Its
leaves are small, alternate,
slender and
subterete. They are
rarely longer than 8
millimeters and are
frequently caducous...
- flowers.
After flowering crustaceous and
glabrous seed pods form that are
subterete and
straight to
slightly curved. The pods are
raised over and constricted...
