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subobtusus leaf tip or base
Somewhat blunted;
neither blunt nor
sharp subulate subulatus leaf tip Awl-shaped with a
tapering point terete 3-D
shape Cylindrical...
- has
shorter leaf
blades (20–33 cm × (10–)13–16 cm),
linear or
narrowly subulate free
filaments (1–1.5 mm wide at the base), and
staminal cups (5–7 mm long...
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white flowers which are
about 2 cm (3⁄4 inch) in diameter. The
bracts are
subulate (tapering to a point), 1-6 mm. Each
flower is
carried by a
pedicel (single...
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insert at the
junction of the
floral tube and
ovary wall, with
filaments subulate or clavate. As in
other primitive eudicots, some of the 5 or 10 stamens...
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subtend To
stand beneath or
close to, as in a
bract at the base of a flower.
subulate Narrow and
tapering gradually to a fine point.
succulent 1. Juicy or fleshy...
- diameter. Each
flower has a
chalice in cup with five
teeth lanceolate-
subulate scarious, a
large corolla infundibular pink (funnel-shaped)
formed of a...
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forming a thick,
dense mat with
stems less than 10 cm long, and
slender subulate (awl-shaped)
leaves up to 1 cm long. The
flowers are 4–5 mm in diameter...
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Ethalia carneolata Discoidal.
Elachorbis Ear-shaped.
Haliotis Elongated,
subulate, elevated.
Terebra Few-whorled.
Helix pomatia. Fusiform, spindle-shaped...
- (spathulata) – spoon-shaped. Spear-shaped (hastata) – pointed, with barbs.
Subulate (subulata) – awl-shaped with a
tapering point. Sword-shaped (ensiformis)...
- are sharp,
razorlike and
finely serrulate, apex
narrowly acute to short-
subulate. Each
fascicle has a
deciduous sheath 1.5-2.0 cm long
which is shed early...
