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Hydrilla (waterthyme) is a
genus of
aquatic plant,
usually treated as
containing just one species,
Hydrilla verticillata,
though some
botanists divide...
- Bignoniaceae.
pseudoverticillate Having the
appearance of
being whorled (
verticillate),
without actually being so.
puberulous Covered with
minute soft erect...
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Africa are spinescent. The leaf
arrangement is
typically opposite or
verticillate may (arranged in whorls).
Leaves vary by species; many
species are glossy...
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which each
successive pair is
rotated 90° from the previous. Whorled, or
verticillate Three or more leaves, branches, or
flower parts attach at each point...
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Their hosts are
woody shrubs and trees. The
foliage is
dichotomously or
verticillately branching, with
opposite pairs or
whorls of
green leaves which perform...
- Indo-Malaysia to East Asia to Australia. The
leaves are alternate, clustered, or
verticillate,
rarely subopposite.
Species are dioecious, with
separate male and female...
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cauline leaves (arising from the stem) that are
opposite on the stem or
verticillate (arranged in whorls),
sometimes with a
cirrhose apex (ending in a tendril)...
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three stripes. The
proboscis (rostrum) is
short and the
antennae are
verticillate. The
subcosta (Sc)
fuses with
radial vein R
slightly distal to the base...
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apart from the
obvious disparity between the
objective organ, is the
verticillate (or whorled) phyllotaxis, that is, the
absence of stem
elongation among...
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Vascular bundles – a
strand of
woody fibers and ****ociated tissues.
Verticillate/Verticil/Verticillatus –
leaves or
flowers arranged in whorls; said of...
