| acuminate |
Describes an organ(leaves, fruit)that ends in a point.
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| acuminate w. |
condyloma acuminatum.
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| acuminate |
at the apex of a structure, it is long, slender, tapering to a sharp point
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| acuminate |
pointed, often used to describe the shape of an anal segment or operculum with a terminal border which has a sharp tip.
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| acuminate |
tapering to a point. ACUTE sharply pointed but not drawn out. ADPRESSED lying flat for the length of the organ. ADVENTITIOUS applied to roots, those which do not arise from the radicle but from another part of the plant, usually the stem. AESTIVATION the manner in which the parts of the flower are folded before expanding. AMPLEXICAUL stem-clasping. ANNUAL a plant which completes its life cycle within a year. ...
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