INVOLUCRAL

Meaning of INVOLUCRAL in English

|invə|lükrəl also -vəl|yü- adjective

Etymology: probably from (assumed) New Latin involucralis, from New Latin involucrum involucre + Latin -alis -al

: of, relating to, or resembling an involucre

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INVOLUCRAL — adjective see: involucre
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INVOLUCRAL — (a.) Pertaining to, possessing, or like, an involucrum.
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INVOLUCRAL — ( a. ) Pertaining to, possessing, or like, an involucrum.
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INVOLUCRAL — see involucre
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INVOLUCRAL — adj pertaining to, possessing, or like, an involucrum.
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POINSETTIA — noun Etymology: New Latin, from Joel R. Poinsett died 1851 American diplomat Date: 1836 any of several spurges (genus Euphorbia …
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PHYLLARY — noun (plural -ries) Etymology: New Latin phyllarium, from Greek phyllarion, diminutive of phyllon leaf Date: 1857 one of the involucral …
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INVOLUCRE — noun Etymology: French, from New Latin involucrum Date: 1785 one or more whorls of bracts situated below and close to …
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ERIGERON — noun see: ere Date: 1601 any of a widely distributed genus ( Erigeron ) of composite herbs with flower heads …
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DOGWOOD — noun Date: 1617 any of various trees and shrubs (genus Cornus of the family Cornaceae, the ~ family) with clusters …
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RHODANTHE — I. rōˈdan(t)thē Etymology: New Latin, from rhod- + Greek anthos flower — more at anthology synonym of helipterum II. noun …
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IMBRICATE — I. ˈimbrə̇kə̇]t, -rēk-, -rəˌkā], usu ]d.+V adjective Etymology: Late Latin imbricatus, past participle of imbricare to cover with imbrices, from …
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VENIDIUM — və̇ˈnidēəm noun Etymology: New Latin, from ven- + -idium; probably from the veined achenes 1. capitalized : a genus of …
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TRILISA — ˈtriləsə, ˈtrīl- noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, anagram of Liatris : a genus of herbs (family Compositae) of the …
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TRAGOPOGON — ˌtragəˈpōˌgän, -ōgən noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, salsify, from Greek tragopōgōn, from tragos he-goat + pōgōn beard; …
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STAR OF TEXAS — Usage: usually capitalized T Etymology: Texas, southwestern state of the United States : an annual or biennial composite herb ( …
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SPIKEWEED — ˈ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ noun Etymology: spike (I) : any of several annual Californian herbs of the genus Centromadia (family Compositae) with spiny …
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RATTLESNAKE WEED — noun 1. : a hawkweed ( Hieracium venosum ) with purple-veined leaves 2. : button snakeroot 3. : a weedy …
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POINSETTIA — ÷pȯinˈsed.]ə, ]ēə, -set]\ noun Etymology: New Latin, from Joel R. Poinsett died 1851 American diplomat + New Latin -ia 1. …
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PHYLLARY — ˈfilərē, -ri noun ( -es ) Etymology: New Latin phyllarium, from Greek phyllarion small leaf, diminutive of phyllon leaf : …
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LIGULARIA — ˌligyəˈla(a)rēə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Latin ligula small tongue, small strap, spoon + New Latin -aria — …
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HONEYSWEET — ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ noun Etymology: honey-sweet : a white woolly perennial herb ( Tidestromia oblongifolia ) of the desert region of the …
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FLOWERING SPURGE — noun : a common spurge ( Euphorbia corollata ) of the eastern United States with showy white involucral appendages resembling …
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ERIGERON — ə̇ˈrijərən, -jəˌrän noun Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, groundsel, from Greek ērigerōn, from ēri- early + gerōn old man; from …
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COREOPSIS — ˌkōrēˈäpsə̇s, ˌkȯr- noun Etymology: New Latin, from core- (from Greek koris bedbug) + -opsis; from the shape of the achene …
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CARTHAMUS — ˈkärthəməs noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Arabic (colloq.) qarṭam safflower : a genus of Eurasian herbs (family Compositae) …
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CARLINA — kärˈlīnə, -ēnə noun Etymology: New Latin, from Medieval Latin, carline thistle, probably from Old Italian — more at carline thistle …
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CALLISTEPHUS — kəˈlistəfəs noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from calli- + Greek stephos crown, from stephein to encircle, bewreath : a …
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BUTTON ASTER — noun : an herb ( Aster multiflorus ) resembling the bushy aster but having smaller flowers and spiny-tipped involucral bracts
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BROWN KNAPWEED — noun : a perennial knapweed ( Centaurea jacea ) with purplish flowers and involucral bracts entire or irregularly margined but …
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BIG GOLDENROD — noun : a stout coarse goldenrod ( Solidago squarrosa ) of eastern No. America with the tips of its involucral …
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