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Scan'ose, scarious. 



Scarious, dry and membranous. 



Scrobiculate, deeply and irregularly 

 pitted. 



Sebaceous^ wax-like. 



Sericous, silky ; covered with line straight 

 glossy hairs. 



Serrate, having sharp teeth pointing for- 

 ward as in a circular saw. 



Serrulate, finely serrate. 



Setaceous, setose. 



Setige rotes, setose. 



Setose, beset with bristles. 



Setulose, beset with fine bristles. 



Shags^y, villose or hirsute. 



Silky, covered with close-pressed soft and 

 straight pubescence. 



Sinuate, strongly waved ; used chiefly 

 of the margin. 



Sinuous, curving to the riglit and left. 



Smooth, even, without inequalities. Not 

 necessarily glabrous. 



Soft, tender and yielding to the touch. 



Spinose, spine-like or having spines. 



Squamose, covered with coarse scales. 



Squamulose, covered with minute scales. 



Squarrose, rough with projecting scales. 



Sifuarrulose , minutely squarrose. 



Striate, marked lengthwise with fine lines 

 or ridges. 



Slrialulate, minutely striate. 



Strigose, covered with small bristles. 



Strumose, swollen on one side. 



Stupose, covered witli matted tow-like 

 hairs. 



Sub-, a prefix meaning under, beneath, 

 somewhat, or partially. 



Suberose, corky. 



Subulate, awl -shaped. 



Sulcate, marked with one or more con- 

 spicuous grooves or furrows. 



Tessellate, checkered ; marked with little 

 sf|uares like those on a checker- 

 board. 



Tessellated, tessellate. 



Tomentose, covered with densely matted 



woolly hairs. 

 Tovientous, tomentose. 

 Toinentulose, minutely tomentose. 

 Toiiientuvi^ matted woolly hairs. 

 Tortuous, turning in various directions. 

 Tremelloid, gelatinous. 

 T-uncate, abrupt, as though cut off ; 



used chiefly of the margin. 

 Tuberculose, covered with small irregular 



pimples. 

 Tumid, swollen. 

 Tunicate, covered with a thin separable 



coat. 

 Umbilicate, having a small abrupt central 



depression. 

 Utnbonate, having a rather prominent 



rounded elevation in the center. 

 Untbonulate, subumbonate. 

 Unctuous, having an oily or greasy ap- 

 pearance. 

 Undulate, waved or uneven near the 



margin. 

 Velutinous, velvety. 

 Velvety, closely and evenly covered with 



fine erect hairs. 

 Vcrnicose, varni.shed. 

 Vcrrucose, covered with wart-like eleva- 

 tions. 

 Verruculose, minutely verruculose. 

 Villose. covered with long, weak, nearly 



straight hairs, which are softer and 



denser than in pilose. 

 Virgate, streaked. 

 Viscid, sticky, glutinous. 

 Vitreous, hyaline, transparent like glass. 

 Vittate, longitudinally striped or ridged. 

 Woolly, clothed with long twisted or 



matted hairs. 

 Wrinkled, contracted and crumpled. 

 Zotiate, marked with concentric lines or 



bands of color. 

 Zoned, zonate. 



