Terminology . | Definition (compiled from previously published literature) . |
---|---|
Attenuate | Long and gradually tapering |
Base | Lowermost part of the trichome |
Basilatus | Emerging from a broad base |
Bifurcated | Divided into two branches |
Brevicolate | Short-necked |
Compound | Having multiple rays |
Cruciate | Shaped as a cross with four equal arms |
Doliform | Barrel-shaped |
Falcate | Sickle-shaped |
Glandular | Has secretory/excretory function |
Hooked | Bent/incurved apex-shaped |
Head | Has an enlarged terminal portion |
Jointed | Presence of apparent articulation |
Mamilla | Nipple-shaped projection |
Multiradiate | Multi-rayed |
Multitangulate | Rays at many angles |
Muticous | No pointed tip/ blunt tip |
Neck | Middle cell of a uniseriate glandular hair |
Non-glandular | Without secretory/excretory function |
Osteolate | Thighbone-shaped with many cells having swollen ends |
Ovoid | Egg-shaped with attachment at larger end |
Pedestal | Raised base to which hairs are attached |
Porrect-geminate | Similar to porrect-stellate but consisting of two whorls of rays one over the other |
Porrect-stellate | Resemblance with porrect rays of cacti with multiple horizontal rays and a central ray |
Pulvinate | Swollen base |
Pustulated | Blistered surface |
Quadricellular | Four cells |
Sessile | Without stalks (for glands) |
Setiform | Bristle-shaped |
Simple | Unbranched |
Smooth | Without any surface irregularities |
Stalk | Supporting part of a hair |
Stellate | Star-shaped |
Subsidiary cells | Neighbouring base cells |
Subulate | Awl-shaped |
Tufted/penicillate | Branched from a base |
Uniseriate | Single rows/columns of cells |
Verrucate | Warty-shaped |
Terminology . | Definition (compiled from previously published literature) . |
---|---|
Attenuate | Long and gradually tapering |
Base | Lowermost part of the trichome |
Basilatus | Emerging from a broad base |
Bifurcated | Divided into two branches |
Brevicolate | Short-necked |
Compound | Having multiple rays |
Cruciate | Shaped as a cross with four equal arms |
Doliform | Barrel-shaped |
Falcate | Sickle-shaped |
Glandular | Has secretory/excretory function |
Hooked | Bent/incurved apex-shaped |
Head | Has an enlarged terminal portion |
Jointed | Presence of apparent articulation |
Mamilla | Nipple-shaped projection |
Multiradiate | Multi-rayed |
Multitangulate | Rays at many angles |
Muticous | No pointed tip/ blunt tip |
Neck | Middle cell of a uniseriate glandular hair |
Non-glandular | Without secretory/excretory function |
Osteolate | Thighbone-shaped with many cells having swollen ends |
Ovoid | Egg-shaped with attachment at larger end |
Pedestal | Raised base to which hairs are attached |
Porrect-geminate | Similar to porrect-stellate but consisting of two whorls of rays one over the other |
Porrect-stellate | Resemblance with porrect rays of cacti with multiple horizontal rays and a central ray |
Pulvinate | Swollen base |
Pustulated | Blistered surface |
Quadricellular | Four cells |
Sessile | Without stalks (for glands) |
Setiform | Bristle-shaped |
Simple | Unbranched |
Smooth | Without any surface irregularities |
Stalk | Supporting part of a hair |
Stellate | Star-shaped |
Subsidiary cells | Neighbouring base cells |
Subulate | Awl-shaped |
Tufted/penicillate | Branched from a base |
Uniseriate | Single rows/columns of cells |
Verrucate | Warty-shaped |
Terminology . | Definition (compiled from previously published literature) . |
---|---|
Attenuate | Long and gradually tapering |
Base | Lowermost part of the trichome |
Basilatus | Emerging from a broad base |
Bifurcated | Divided into two branches |
Brevicolate | Short-necked |
Compound | Having multiple rays |
Cruciate | Shaped as a cross with four equal arms |
Doliform | Barrel-shaped |
Falcate | Sickle-shaped |
Glandular | Has secretory/excretory function |
Hooked | Bent/incurved apex-shaped |
Head | Has an enlarged terminal portion |
Jointed | Presence of apparent articulation |
Mamilla | Nipple-shaped projection |
Multiradiate | Multi-rayed |
Multitangulate | Rays at many angles |
Muticous | No pointed tip/ blunt tip |
Neck | Middle cell of a uniseriate glandular hair |
Non-glandular | Without secretory/excretory function |
Osteolate | Thighbone-shaped with many cells having swollen ends |
Ovoid | Egg-shaped with attachment at larger end |
Pedestal | Raised base to which hairs are attached |
Porrect-geminate | Similar to porrect-stellate but consisting of two whorls of rays one over the other |
Porrect-stellate | Resemblance with porrect rays of cacti with multiple horizontal rays and a central ray |
Pulvinate | Swollen base |
Pustulated | Blistered surface |
Quadricellular | Four cells |
Sessile | Without stalks (for glands) |
Setiform | Bristle-shaped |
Simple | Unbranched |
Smooth | Without any surface irregularities |
Stalk | Supporting part of a hair |
Stellate | Star-shaped |
Subsidiary cells | Neighbouring base cells |
Subulate | Awl-shaped |
Tufted/penicillate | Branched from a base |
Uniseriate | Single rows/columns of cells |
Verrucate | Warty-shaped |
Terminology . | Definition (compiled from previously published literature) . |
---|---|
Attenuate | Long and gradually tapering |
Base | Lowermost part of the trichome |
Basilatus | Emerging from a broad base |
Bifurcated | Divided into two branches |
Brevicolate | Short-necked |
Compound | Having multiple rays |
Cruciate | Shaped as a cross with four equal arms |
Doliform | Barrel-shaped |
Falcate | Sickle-shaped |
Glandular | Has secretory/excretory function |
Hooked | Bent/incurved apex-shaped |
Head | Has an enlarged terminal portion |
Jointed | Presence of apparent articulation |
Mamilla | Nipple-shaped projection |
Multiradiate | Multi-rayed |
Multitangulate | Rays at many angles |
Muticous | No pointed tip/ blunt tip |
Neck | Middle cell of a uniseriate glandular hair |
Non-glandular | Without secretory/excretory function |
Osteolate | Thighbone-shaped with many cells having swollen ends |
Ovoid | Egg-shaped with attachment at larger end |
Pedestal | Raised base to which hairs are attached |
Porrect-geminate | Similar to porrect-stellate but consisting of two whorls of rays one over the other |
Porrect-stellate | Resemblance with porrect rays of cacti with multiple horizontal rays and a central ray |
Pulvinate | Swollen base |
Pustulated | Blistered surface |
Quadricellular | Four cells |
Sessile | Without stalks (for glands) |
Setiform | Bristle-shaped |
Simple | Unbranched |
Smooth | Without any surface irregularities |
Stalk | Supporting part of a hair |
Stellate | Star-shaped |
Subsidiary cells | Neighbouring base cells |
Subulate | Awl-shaped |
Tufted/penicillate | Branched from a base |
Uniseriate | Single rows/columns of cells |
Verrucate | Warty-shaped |
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