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Umbellatus
Having flowers in umbels.
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Tomentosus
Covered with soft, matted, flat hairs.
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Reflexus
Turned back on itself.
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Racemosus
Having flowers in racemes.
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Pubescens
Having hairy-soft, short hairs.
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Procumbens
Trailing or lying down.
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Pinnately compound
Describes leaves divided or lobed along each side of a leafstalk, resembling a feather.
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Pictus
Painted or variegated.
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Palustris
Growing in wet areas.
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Needle
The long, narrow leaf of some conifers. A thin metal instrument with a sharp point at one end and a hole at the other for attaching a thread, used for sewing up surgical incisions. The hollow pointed end of a hypodermic syringe, or the syringe itself. A leaf that is needle-like in form most commonly…
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