Category: C
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Canoe-shaped
Shaped like a canoe, i.e. shortly canaliculate, but with the ends swept up and not grooved (e.g. of pyrenes in some Rubiaceae).
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Canescent
(Of indument) more or less grey or hoary, or becoming so [vague term]. With a dense mat of gray-white hairs. White and glistening from a grayish-white pubescence.
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Cane
Stem of large grasses or small palms, slender, hollow and jointed. A branch or stem that is slender, straight and not very woody, usually produced by a single season’s growth. An assistive device prescribed to provide support during ambulation and transfers for individuals with weakness, instability, pain, or balance loss. It also may be used…
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Candelabra branching
With branches coming from ± one point, curving upwards and reaching ± the same level.
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Cancellate
With the appearance of a lattice [rare term]. A structure characterized by a web-like or latticework design. It is also known as cancellated or cancellous.
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Canaliculate
With a longitudinal channel or groove; Channeled with a longitudinal groove.
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Campylotropous
Ovule with embryo-sac curved and at right angles to its stalk. Said of an ovule or seed when bent upon itself.
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Campylodromous
(Of venation) with several pronounced secondary veins diverging from near the base, curving away and then converging towards the apex.
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Camptodromous
(Of venation) in which the secondary veins curve towards the margin of the leaf but do not form loops.
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Cambium
Layer of growing tissue that produces new cells, between xylem and phloem.