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Definition of Trinerved

Trinerved
Trinerve Tri"nerve`, Trinerved Tri"nerved`, a. [Pref. tri- + nerve.] (Bot.) Same as Trinervate.

Meaning of Trinerved from wikipedia

- lingii W.P.Fang Acer subtrilobum (K.Koch) Koidz. Acer trifidum Hook. & Arn. 1833 not Thunb. 1784 Acer trinerve Siesmayer Acer ningpoense (Hance) W.P.Fang...
- from Belize to Bolivia. The species was originally described as Anthurium trinerve by Adolf Engler and then in 1997, reclassified. The species is easily confused...
- Schiedea trinervis. Bruegmann, M.M.; Caraway, V. (2003). "Alsinidendron trinerve". IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. 2003: e.T44110A10857043. doi:10...
- particularly higher order veins Submarginal Veins running close to leaf margin Trinerved 2 major basal nerves besides the midrib The terms megaphyll, macrophyll...
- Timor Gymnema t****lii – Laos Gymnema tricholepis – New Guinea Gymnema trinerve – Australia Gymnema uncarioides – Luzon I Gymnema yunnanense – Guangxi...
- having three parts in each whorl. See also tetramerous and pentamerous. trinerved Having three nerves or veins. triplinerved (of leaves) Having three main...
- Callianthe Species: C. darwinii Binomial name Callianthe darwinii (Hook.f.) Donnell Synonyms Abutilon darwinii Hook.f. Abutilon darwinii var. trinerve Regel...
- confused with Anthurium trinerve, but can be distinguished by the fact that its spathe is reflexed when flowering, whereas on A. trinerve it stays erect. In...
- entire, but often display heavier serration. Some leaves may display trinerved venation rather than the pinnate venation usual across Asteraceae. The...
- glandular shape at the apex below. The lamina is glabrous and coriaceous; trinerved from base, the midrib is raised above the leaf plane and lateral nerves...