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Aureole
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See eyespot. |
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Auricle
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An ear-shaped appendage; for example, on the lip of an orchid or at the apex of the leaf sheath of Poaceae; also used for appendices not so ear-shaped, for example the appendices arising at the junction between the claw and the blade of clawed petals. |
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Aurícula
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Un apéndice con forma similar al de una oreja. Por ejemplo, en el labio de una orquídea o en el ápice de la vaina de las hojas de algunas Poaceae. |
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Auriculada, auriculado
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Se aplica a una estructura u órgano, como una hoja, que posee lóbulos como orejas usualmente localizados en la base. |
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Auriculate (auricled)
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Referring to an organ or structure, such as a leaf blade, with earlike lobes, which usually are situated at the base. |
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Autochorous
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A type of seed dispersal in which the diaspore is ejected by the action of the parent plant. |
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Autocoro
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Tipo de dispersión de semillas en la que la diáspora es ejecutada por acción de la planta madre. |
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Autógama, autogamia
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Se refiere a la fertilización que ha sido producida como resultado de la unión de un esperma y el huevo de una misma planta. |
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Autogamy (autogamous)
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Referring to fertilization resulting from the union of a sperm and an egg from the same plant. |
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Autótrofa, autótrofo, autotrófica, autotrófico
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Se refiere a las plantas que son capaces de sintetizar complejas substancias orgánicas a partir del sustrato inorgánico. Opuesto a heterótrofa o heterotrófica. |
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Autotroph (autotrophic)
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Capable of synthesizing complex organic substances from simple inorganic substrates, i.e., it photosynthesizes. |
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Awn
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A bristle or hairlike appendage; e.g., the terminal extension of the midvein of the glume, palea, or lemma in the Poaceae. |
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Awn (awned)
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The terminal extension of the midrib of an organ such as a bract (bearing awns). |
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Axil
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An angle formed at the junction of two structures; e.g., the petiole of the leaf and the stem, or a secondary vein of a leaf and the midrib. |
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Axila
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Ángulo formado por la unión de dos estructuras. Por ejemplo, aquel formado entre el peciolo de una hoja y el tallo, o en una hoja, el ángulo formado entre la vena media y una secundaria. |
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Axile
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Relating or belonging to the axis of a structure. |
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Axile placentation
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A type of ovule arrangement in which the ovules arise from placental tissue derived from the apices of the septa of a locule. In this type of placentation the apices of the septa are fused or in very close proximity to one another. |
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Axillary
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Arising from an axil; for example, an axillary bud arising in the axil between the stem and the petiole. |
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Axillary
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Referring to a structure that arises from the leaf axils. |
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Axillary bud
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A bud that arises in a leaf axil. Same as lateral bud. |
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Axillary inflorescence
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A inflorescence that arises from a leaf axil |
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Axillary inflorescence
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An inflorescence that arises from a leaf axil |
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Baccate
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Berrylike. See berry. |
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Ballistic dispersal
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A type of dispersal in which seeds are ejected from the fruits upon dehiscence. Same as autochorous. |
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Banner
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The upper, broad petal of Fabaceae. Same as standard, banner, and vexillum with standard the preferred term. |
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