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Tendril... sssossrsoroenrsA twisting thread-like process “by which one 
plant clings to another. 
Terete circ seneeeee Tapering ; free from angles, eyhnarieal or nearly 
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Terminal ....cccsseeeseeree Proceeding from ‘the end, 
Ternate ccccccceinvecscess >. Wheti three things are in opposition rounda comi- 
mou axis. A whorl of three, 
TetracoccousS ...cccsesees Having four cells elastically dehiscing and Ges 
as parating. 
Thyrse .occcsescsseeeeseeescA panicle, whose principal dtametér is in the 
+ middle between thé base and apex. 
Tomentose sssesoccscssees Covered with dense rather rigid short hairs so as 
to be sensibly perceptible to the touch. 
Tomentum ..scrcccceveeee The down which produces the somentose charac- 
a5 tem. 
KFrichotomous s.sscercoe *Hevink the division always i in tiacaes! 
TYiCOCCOUS cassecceseoreee A fruit consisting of three cocci or elastically 
dehiscing shells. 
Tridentate dudaoaubaaene Trident-pointed. Wher the sidin is r doanaated 
and has thrée indentations. 
Triennial ....+0++ eee cauae Lasting for three years. 2 
Trifid vccevee .+1.Split. half way into three parts: 
Trifoliolgte ... a ..2 Bearing three leaflets from the same point, 
Tripartite dieuwesseseea ..Parted to the base in three divisions. 
Triple-ribbed, , \ When of‘three ribs the two lateral: ones emerge 
t Triple-nerved aeeves from the middle one a little above its base. — 
Trumpet-shuped ... bdacevens Hollow and dilated at one extr emity like the end 
7 of a trumpet., 
Truncate secseceetescontee .Terminating very abruptly asifa piece had been 
cut off. ‘ 
Tube secrerccersecceceee .-The part of a monosepalous dais or mgutfieee 
lous corolla, formed by the union of the edges 
of the sepals’ or petals. Also applied to ad- 
hesions of stameus. 
Tuber ssocoe ce asnweeee wel, roundish under-ground succulent stem. covered, : 
ith buds from which new plants or tubes are 
prodiiced. 
Tubercle . eeactecgueseecss Simple roots which acquire a succulent condition, 
become reservoirs of vegetabie food and serve. 
for propagation in consequence of being ter- 
ininated by a bud. A little tuber. ‘ 
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Unarmed ....ssserecieeoees Having, no spines, prickles, or other sharp pro- 
: jection. . 
Undershrub .scccoceceveses A woody plant of small size, the ends of whose 
branches perish every year. 
Ondilate ...... castesadeses Wavy; having an uneven alternately convex and 
concave margin or surface. 
