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\"\"<\/a>A fine bristle ending an organ (usually in grass flowers).<\/p>\n

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A terminal or lateral bristle on a seed or plant organ.<\/p>\n

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A narrow, elongated appendage, usually at the tip of an achene.<\/p>\n

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A bristle-like appendage.<\/p>\n

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An elongate, stiff bristle often attached to the flowers of grasses.<\/p>\n

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A projecting bristle found in a particular position on a plant organ. The best known awns are on spikelets of some grasses, for example, barley and wild oats.<\/p>\n

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