-
remnants found as an
adherent perianth coating the seed. A
reduced and
monophyllous cuplike perigonal bract,
properly known as the bracteole, immediately...
- several. See also
dimorphic (two types) and
polymorphic (many types).
monophyllous Having a
single leaf.
monopodial A mode of stem
growth and branching...
-
usually fused down one side and
joined by a
papery membrane,
appearing monophyllous (single). From
between the
spathes emerges a
solitary (rarely two), pendulous...
- One
variety that
grows in
northern California is
brilliant red. It is (
monophyllous) with a
single 1 – 5 cm
flattish leaf-like cap on top of an anchoring...
- the Umbilicariaceae. The
thallus of
Umbilicaria nodulospora is
either monophyllous (single-leafed) or
polyphyllous (multiple leaves),
growing up to 2–3 cm...
- outcrops.
Unlike most
flowering plants,
Monophyllaea horsfieldii is
monophyllous,
producing only a single,
gigantic leaf,
which gives the
genus its name...
- be
recognised by its
distinct umbilicate (single
attachment point),
monophyllous (single lobe)
growth form.
Placomaronea candelarioides was
formally described...
- 200 ft (4,300 m). The
thallus of
Umbilicaria aprina is single-leaved (
monophyllous), shield-shaped (peltate), and rigid,
measuring up to 6 cm (2.4 in) in...
-
Asian endemics. The
thallus of
Umbilicaria orientalis is umbilicate,
monophyllous, and can vary in size from 3–12 cm (1.2–4.7 in) in diameter. It has a...
- of the species. The
thallus of
Umbilicaria nylanderiana is
typically monophyllous (having
single lobe), rigid, and brittle,
often with
lacerated margins...
