Category: A

Equipped with ear-like structures, usually near the base.  

Ear-like lobe. A lobe or pair of lobes at the base of a leaf. The tip of each atrium in the heart. Tissue and cartilage that form the C shape of the external ear and semicircular canals. A small pouch in the wall of each atrium of the heart: the term is also used incorrectly…

Phrase after a scientific name, meaning that the name has been used by one author in the wrong sense, as opposed to … (, non + original author of name should follow).  

(From the Latin auctorum) of the author; appended to a name used by a later author in a different sense from the one originally proposed; auctt. indicates ‘according to various authors’.  

Different from normal. Irregular; not conformable to the type; in microbiology, applied specifically to strains of unusual type. An adjective used to describe unusual or uncharacteristic variations of a disorder. Atypical Irregular or not of typical character. Deviating from the normal; not conforming to type. Atypical is a term utilized to describe something that deviates…

Gradually narrowing over a long distance. The apex drawn out into a long gradual taper. To render thin or make less virulent. In radiology, to make less intense. To dilute or stretch; to reduce in strength.  

Not inverted.  

With small resinous dots or glands [unusual term].  

(Of a taxon or organ) reversion to ancestral state; reappearance of the presumed ancestral condition. The recurrence in a descendant of genetic characteristics of a remote ancestor reversion. Throwback, development of a characteristic or disease known to have occurred in an earlier ancestor rather than in the parents. The phenomenon in which an individual has…

Stele with many vascular bundles scattered irregularly in the ground tissue.