Category: T

Organs that can be damaged by hypertension, especially arteries of the heart, brain, kidney, eye, and lower extremities. A body organ whose metabolic function responds to a hormone in a specific way. In radiology, organ intended to receive the greatest therapeutic or diagnostic dose of a radioactive substance. The specific organ (or tissue) at which…

Of a surface, with markings in squares or rectangles, like venation of Aponogetonaceae or petals of some species of Fritillaria (Liliaceae).  

Covered with soft, matted, flat hairs.  

Hollow, cylindrical structures lined with basidia and open at one end as a pore; characteristic of boletes and polypores. A long hollow passage in the body. A soft flexible pipe for carrying liquid or gas. A soft plastic or metal pipe, sealed at one end and with a lid at the other, used to dispense…

A pattern of fruiting in which mushrooms grow close together in large numbers, but not so close as to be considered a cluster.  

(Type of fruit body or basidium) Relating to the genus Tremella; having a jellylike fruit body and basidia with longitudinal cruciate septa.  

(Of cap margin) Having thin, translucent, smooth flesh that allows the gills to show through as lines or striations.  

A term used to denote an inedible or poisonous, stemmed mushroom, or an alternative to mushroom in general. Any of various fungi with an umbrella-shaped cap, especially a poisonous mushroom.  

The nature of the digestive system when it is overactive. This can lead to rapid digestion, hunger, hypoglycaemia and over-metabolism. The tendency of pitta aggravation is to have a tiksnagni.  

The quality of sharpness that can penetrate deeply into the tissues.