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Acuminate Tapering at the end.... |
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Acute Terminating with a sharp point.... |
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Acute Leaves "Acute Leaves, 'sharp at the end'"-Whitney, 1902... |
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Alterante Usually pertains to leaves. Not opposite each other but bourne singly at different levels on the stem. ... |
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Alternate Leaves Alternate leaves, in Linden, Lime-tree, or Basswood.... |
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Apex of Leaves From left to right: Acuminate, Acute, Obtuse, Truncate, Retuse, Emarginate, Obcordate, Cuspidate, Mucronate.... |
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Attenuate Slenderly tapering; long drawn-out.... |
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Awn A bristle-like appendage.... |
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Axil The angle formed by a leaf with the stem.... |
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Biconvex Lenticular... |
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Bidentate Bearing two teeth at the tip.... |
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Blade The expanded portion of a leaf.... |
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Bract A modified leaf usually subtending a flower or flowers.... |
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Calyx The outermost circle of flower parts; made up of sepals. ... |
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Cancellate With a cellular-like surface.... |
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Chloroplasts, Moss Leaf "Cross section, A, and surface view, B, of a leaf of common moss, showing chloroplasts, c." -Stevens, 1916... |
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Cilliate Minutely ciliate.... |
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Claw The contracted stalk-like base of a petal.... |
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Compound Composed of two or more similar parts united to form one whole; for instance, a leaf.... |
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Convulate Diagramatic view of the convulate vernated leaf.... |
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Cordate Heart-shaped with the tip forward.... |
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Cuneate Wedge-shaped. ... |
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Decurrent Extending or running down on another structure, as a leaf on a stem or a tubercle on an achene.... |
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Deltoid Shaped like an equalateral triangle or the Greek letter delta. ... |
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Dissected Cut into numerous very fine segements or divisions.... |
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