- A
lenticel is a
porous tissue consisting of
cells with
large intercellular spaces in the
periderm of the
secondarily thickened organs and the bark of woody...
-
brown with age.
Young lenticels are
first greenish, then reddish-brown and thin. The
lenticels on the bare and
shiny lenticels are
small and
visible to...
- fire. It is
perforated by a
large number of fine
breathing pores called lenticels,
through which oxygen diffuses. Bark is
continually replaced by a living...
- 10–15 mm in diameter,
greenish to
russet or brown,
patterned with
small pale
lenticel spots when
mature in mid to late autumn. Wild Service-tree was
first named...
- and does not
brown quickly once cut open. The look of the apple's
light lenticels against its wine-red skin
reminded focus groups of a
galaxy against a...
- leniment, lenis, lenition, lenitive, lenitude,
lenity lens lent-
lentil lens,
lenticel, lenticular,
lentiform lentus lent- lentic,
relent leo leon- lion leonine...
- a
slightly rough, but flat, bark
which is
covered in small,
circular lenticels which give it a
rough texture.
Other species in the
genus Lindera also...
-
sweet apple with low acid and a
slightly flowery taste. The skin has
lenticels,
which allow it to breathe.
Distribution of the Envy
apple in
North America...
-
characteristic of most birches, with
smooth bark and
distinct horizontal lenticels. It is
sometimes mistakenly identified as a
cherry tree. In
older tree...
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yellow and
slightly bitter;
twigs become brown with
light brown dots (
lenticels – small, oval,
rounded spots upon the stem or
branch of a plant, from...
