- not. All
foxtails have a
hardened tip,
sometimes called a "callus", and
retrorse barbs,
pointing away from the tip of the callus. Wild
barleys have clusters...
- are
anteriorly lined with rows of
numerous close-set, depressible, and
retrorse teeth;
vomerine teeth are absent.
Footballfish females differ from those...
- or
greatly reduced, and may not be
externally visible; it is
strongly retrorse in Opisthoproctus. A
single dorsal fin
originates slightly before or directly...
-
Carex retrorsa, the
knotsheath sedge,
deflexed bottlebrush sedge, or
retrorse sedge, is a
widespread species of
flowering plant in the
family Cyperaceae...
-
dorsal fin is
positioned far back from the head,
larger than and
above the
retrorse anal fin.
Females have large,
highly distensible stomachs which give the...
- leaf has
similar hairs except they are
completely retrorse (backward-facing) or they are
mostly retrorse with some
antrorse hairs near the apex only. Each...
-
morphologically most
similar to M.
lyallii and M. retrorsa.
Myosotis venticola has
retrorse (backward-facing)
hairs mixed with
antrorse (forward-facing)
hairs on the...
-
tufts instead),
obtuse apices of the
lower cauline leaves, and lack of
retrorse (backward facing)
hairs on the
scape below the
flowering portion of the...
-
antrorse Directed forward or upward, e.g. of
hairs on a stem.
Contrast retrorse.
apetalous Lacking petals. apex The tip; the
point furthest from the point...
-
forming large colonies.
Aerial stems are up to 30 cm long,
covered with
retrorse (pointing down
toward the base of the stem) hairs.
Leaves are broad, up...
