Category: G

Tissue other than vascular tissue, i.e. pith, cortex and mesophyll.  

With long narrow indentations.  

Flowering of plants together at a fixed interval after a climatic stimulus, e.g. in some orchids such as Dendrobium crumenatum and Flickingeria spp., or in some Acanthaceae such as Mimulopsis species.  

Growing in groups and locally dominant. A pattern of fruiting in which many mushrooms grow close together but are not attached to each other.  

Modern term for geotropism, specifying that gravity is the force involved in the growth of a plant (or part of a plant) towards the ground/downwards.  

(In climbing plants) an anchor-shaped (sub)terminal structure of three or more hooks or flukes.  

Composed of grains. Covered with granules, like fine grains of salt.  

Small amorphous, grain-like particles. A very small piece of something hard. A minute medicinal tablet, frequently encapsulated in a gummy or saccharine shell. A granule comprised of a rough and unrefined substance that has been infused or combined with a dynamic component, such as a plant safeguard, herbicide, or fertilizer, and is intended to be…

(Of a surface) covered with small grains; (Of a substance) consisting of, or mixed with, small grains.