Category: D

  • Depressed

    Depressed

    Flattened from above downwards or at least at the top. Characterized by lowered mood, slowed thinking, decreased movement or agitation, loss of interest, guilt, lowered self-esteem, sleep disturbance, decreased appetite, and ideas of suicide. Flattened from above downward. With the central portion lower than the margin. More or less flattened or indented at the top.…

  • Deposits

    Secondary growths on the cell wall. A substance which is attached to part of the body. The quantity and configuration of the mist or fine particles that settle on a specific region of a plant’s exterior.  

  • Dependent

    Dependent

    Hanging down. Inducing others to assume responsibility for major areas of one’s life; subordinating one’s own needs to those of others on whom one is dependent to avoid any possibility of independence; lack of self-confidence. An individual who relies upon another individual for a significant portion of his support. In addition to the requirement for…

  • Depauperate

    Depauperate

    Impoverished, of much lesser stature than normal. Starved or impoverished; poorly developed.  

  • Denticulate

    Denticulate

    Finely toothed. Finely dentate.  

  • Denticle

    A malformed tooth, usually small and often cone-shaped.  

  • Dentation

    Dentation

    The degree of incision of the margin. The toothed edges of leaves or leaflets. Any protrusion resembling the form of a tooth.  

  • Dendroid

    Shaped like a tree, with a thick basal part and narrowing branches. Dendriform; dendritic; pert, to dendrites.  

  • Dendrogram

    Tree diagram reflecting perceived relationships between taxa.  

  • Dendritic

    Tree-like; for example, dendritic hairs are branched like a tree. Branched like a tree. Pertaining to or possessing dendrites.