- This
glossary of
botanical terms is a list of
definitions of
terms and
concepts relevant to
botany and
plants in general.
Terms of
plant morphology are...
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upper central region. Also up to 1.5 m (5 ft) in width. Also
largest tricuspidate leaf (like the
undivided leaves of
Boston Ivy).
Largest naturally inverse...
- loculus. The
style is filiform,
straight or
declinate and has an
obscurely tricuspidate (three tipped)
stigmatose apex. The
fruit is a
subglobose dry loculicidal...
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outer tepals of the
flowers are 22 – 33 mm long and the
inner tepals tricuspidate, 8 – 10 mm long. It
flowers from
October to November. Its distribution...
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Transverse –
Referring to the form of a s**** when it is
wider than high.
Tricuspidate –
Having three cusps.
Trifid –
Having three branches.
Trigonal – Having...
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radula is bicuspidate,
laterals are
unicuspidate and
marginals are
tricuspidate.
These freshwater limpets are
capable of
secreting a
bioluminescent substance...
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inside the
upper petal.
Whorls few or many, 5–6-flowered;
bracts rigid,
tricuspidate.
Calyx sessile; tube 1/4 in. long,
densely pubescent, with 10 raised...
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trigonus (Latin), "three-cornered" in
reference to the
remarkable tricuspidate pattern of the
upper molars.
Rodolphe Tabuce,
Julien Clavel and Miguel...
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having five or six
cusps on each. The
lower canines have
three cusps (
tricuspidate). They
weigh 83–142 g (2.9–5.0 oz). The
harpy fruit bat is frugivorous...
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large teeth, one on each side, in
consequence of
which the leaf
appears tricuspidate. A form
similar in
appearance but less
pronounced occurs in U. montana...
