- keel-shaped
conduplicate Folded upwards, with the
surfaces close to
parallel cucullate Forming a hood,
margins and tip
curved downward involute Rolled upwards...
- and
sometimes fungi (including
lichenized fungi).
Compare phanerogam.
cucullate Hood-like or hooded,
commonly referring to the
shape of
leaves or petals...
- crusade, cruzeiro, discruciate,
excruciate cucullus cucull- hood cowl,
cucullate cuculus cucul-
cuckoo cuculiform cucurbita cucurbit-
gourd cucurbit, Cucurbita...
- bases. The
lower of the
three is the keel petal,
which is "boat-shaped,
cucullate [hood-like], or helmet-shaped". The keel
petal may have a beak or a fringe...
- comb-like
Melaleuca ctenoides DS
cucullaris L hooded, from cucullus;
cucullate Psittacanthus cucullaris D C
cucullatus H DS
cultratus L blade-shaped...
- of the
cleistocarpous (Fife and Dalton, 2005). The
calyptra is smooth,
cucullate, and soon deciduous,
releasing large,
smooth spores Acknowledgement: Table...
-
curve inwards, are
coloured green with
hyaline margins, and
somewhat cucullate. Thus the
lowermost 1mm part of the
flower forms a
compact cone, and higher...
- left above, and 15–40 mm (0.59–1.57 in) long.
Calyptra are smooth, and
cucullate.
Capsules about 1.5 mm (0.059 in) long, asymmetric, horizontal, oblong-cylindric...
-
pubescent in the midrib,
while the
abaxial surface is
lighter in color,
cucullate, and pilose. Four
lateral veins and fine
veins are
present on each side...
- such as the
burrowing owl (Athene cunicularia),
hooded oriole (Icterus
cucullates),
eastern meadowlark (Sturnella magna), long-billed
thrasher (Toxostoma...
