-
covered with
protective cataphylls called bud scales.
Compare with
subimbricates meaning lightly overlapping imparipinnate A
pinnate leaf with an odd...
- imperforate,
whitish s**** has a
conical shape. The
whorls are flat,
subimbricating, and
longitudinally costate. The ribs are thick,
rounded and subnodose...
- or
posterior pair
separated by one scale. Body long.
Dorsal scales subimbricate,
keeled or with two or
three tubercles, in 39-45 rows (27-33 anteriorly)...
- 6–8 rows of
dorsal tubercles at midbody.
Scales on
venter imbricate to
subimbricate, with
rounded posterior edges. A
single series of 5 pre-anal
pores in...
-
strongly keeled plates. The back is
covered with large, platelike,
subimbricate scales with
strong keels forming 6 or 8
continuous lines, the
sides with...
- are keeled. The
scales on the top of the head are
generally flat and
subimbricate; they have a pair of
supranasal scales and the
frontoparietal and prefrontal...
- spines. The base of the s**** is plano-convex,
ornamented with
spiral subimbricated lirae. The
columella has an
oblong excavation at its termination. The...
-
symmetrical and stopper-shaped, and the
involucres small and with 3
series of
subimbricate bracts. The
number of
flowers per head is
typically 20 or more (up to...
-
whitish s**** has an ovate-conic shape. The
whorls are a
little convex,
subimbricating, and
separated by
profoundly canaliculate sutures;. They are finely...
- narrower.
Leaves are
commonly straightly to
homomallously arranged;
subimbricate, subcomplanate, or
complanate arrangement are
sometimes seen, especially...
