- incon****uous —or
sometimes entirely absent, and the leaf is then
termed exsti****te. (In some
older botanical writing, the term "sti****" was used more generally...
-
green but
violet or pink at nodes. Leaves :
Ramal and cauline, simple,
exsti****te,
opposite decussate, petiolate,
ovate or obovate, entire,
acute or a****inate...
-
several elongated twining branches.
Leaves are simple, alternate, and
exsti****te with long
petioles up to 15 cm (6 in) long
which are
roundish and pulvinate...
-
Tendrils are
present at 90° to the leaf
petioles at nodes.
Leaves are
exsti****te, alternate,
simple palmately lobed or
palmately compound. The flowers...
- be shed as the leaf expands,
leaving a sti**** scar on the twig (an
exsti****te leaf). The situation, arrangement, and
structure of the sti****s is called...
- stimulative, stimulator,
stimulus stipes stipit- etiolate, etiolation,
exsti****te, insti****te, stipe, stipel, stipellate, stipes, stipitate, stipitiform...
- country.
exserted Projected beyond, e.g.
stamens beyond the
corolla tube.
exsti****te Lacking sti****s.
extrastaminal Outside the
stamens or androecium, usually...
- also held in a
horizontal plane,
creating a
layered appearance. The
exsti****te leaves are
simple and alternate, dark
green and
glabrous (hairless) on...
- are
mostly glabrous. The
crown is
spread out and sp****. The leaves,
exsti****te and 2–6 cm in length,
alternate and vary in
shape between lanceolate...
-
petiole of each leaf is thick,
between 0.5 and 5 cm long, and
sometimes exsti****te.
There are
discrepancies between sources regarding the
height of the...
