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Hispidulous
Minutely hispid.
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Hispid
With long stiff hairs or bristles, more sharply bristly than hirsute. Many, but not all, early authors (including Linnaeus) also thought the hairs of hispid plants to be fragile.
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Hirtellous
Softly or minutely hirsute or hairy.
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Hirsute
With rather coarse stiff hairs. With rough or coarse, more or less erect hairs. With a lot of hair.
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Hippocrepiform
Horseshoe-shaped.
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Hip
(In Rosa) the ‘false fruit’ developed from the swollen hypanthium. A vase-like leathery hypanthium containing several achenes; restricted to the rose. A fleshy, berrylike fruit (as in some members of the Rose Family). A false fruit developed from the hypanthium (floral) in Rosa (Rosaceae). The lateral prominence of the pelvis from the waist to the…
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Hilum
The scar left on the seed from its attachment point to the placenta. The scar of the seed at its point of attachment. In botany, the central part in a starch grain, surrounded by layers of starch. A hollow where blood vessels or nerve fibres enter an organ such as a kidney or lung. An…
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Hilar
Pertaining to the hilum. Pertaining to the indented surface of the lung. Concerning or belonging to the hilum.
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Hexaploid
With six sets of chromosomes.
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Hexandrous
With six stamens.
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