- The
triquetral bone (/traɪˈkwɛtrəl, -ˈkwiː-/; also
called triquetrum, pyramidal, three-faced, and
formerly cuneiform bone) is
located in the
wrist on the...
- much
wider with a
scalloped edge. The
fruit is a
nutlet that is
nearly triquetrous,
three sided with
sharp edges and
concave sides, and over all shaped...
- triennial, trillion, triolet, triple, triplet, triplicate, triquetra,
triquetrous, triradiate, trireme, triumvirate,
trivia tribus trib- attributable,...
-
trigonous Triangular in cross-section and
obtusely angled.
Compare triquetrous.
trimerous In
three parts,
particularly with
respect to flowers; having...
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South Africa. A
compact succulent groundcover, with dark green, acute,
triquetrous (triangular in cross-section) leaves, and
yellow or
purple flowers. The...
-
stems of S. lacustris are
round in cross-section, in
contrast to the
triquetrous (rounded-triangular)
stems of
other species in the genus, such as S. triqueter...
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pseudobulbs (with the
exception of T. bulbosa), with rigid, linear,
terete or
triquetrous leaves and a
terminal inflorescence consisting of a
slender few- to several-flowered...
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Inflorescence 20–35 cm long,
numerous clusters, 10–15 cm long,
solitary triquetrous rachis of clusters, 0.4-0.7 mm wide, scabrous;
spikelets lanceolate,...
- long as its
leaves (which are
typically 1-2mm wide).
Stems are
known as
triquetrous/trigonous (i.e. rounded-triangle
shaped cross-section). Its
flower bundle...
- and a
width of 1 to 1.6 mm (0.039 to 0.063 in) and are
trigonous to
triquetrous. It is
found in
tropical parts of
central Africa in Tanzania, Uganda...
