-
additional terms marginal (primary
veins reach the margin), and
reticulate (
net-
veined) are also used.
Parallelodromous 3.
Campylodromous (campylos – curve)...
- leaf.
Palisade cells occur in
dicotyledonous plants, and also in the
net-
veined Monocots: the
Araceae and Dioscoreaceae.[citation needed]
Palisade cells...
-
Acacia retivenea,
commonly known as the
net-
veined wattle, is a
shrub of the
genus Acacia and the
subgenus Plurinerves that is
endemic across northern...
-
often 4.
Fruit is a
circular samara, 2.5 cm in diameter, with membranous,
net-
veined wings, and flat seed.
Holoptelea integrifolia is used for
timber which...
-
Dubautia reticulata, the
net-
veined dubautia, is a
species of
flowering plant in the
family Asteraceae that is
endemic to the
island of Maui in Hawaii...
-
Raphidioptera (snakeflies)
Megaloptera (alderflies, etc.)
Neuroptera (
net-
veined insects)
Proposed superorder Mecopteroidea/Antliophora
Mecoptera (scorpionflies...
- insects,
arachnids and crustaceans,
among his
class "Insecta".
Insects with
net-
veined wings were
brought together under the name Neuroptera.
Libellula quadrimaculata...
- feet) high. The
leaves are 4–9
centimetres (1+1⁄2–3+1⁄2 inches) long and
net-
veined with a
toothed edge. The tree has
numerous bright yellow flowers between...
-
depending on region,
include milkweed,
common tiger, wanderer, and black-
veined brown. It is
among the most
familiar of
North American butterflies and an...
- that were
suggested to
unite the
anthophytes include vessels in wood,
net-
veined leaves (in
Gnetum only),
lignin chemistry, the
layering of
cells in the...
