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Viewing all garden terms that were defined by Joan

141 terms found.

Term	Definitions
abaxial	3
abiotic	2
acalycalis	1
acarpous	3
accessory fruit	1
achene	3
achenocarp	1
achlamydeous	1
acicular leaf	1
acotyledonous	1
acrogen	2
acropetal	2
acrophyll	1
afoliate	1
apex	3
apicule	1
applanate	1
argillaceous	1
articulate	1
articulated	1
autotrophic	2
axillary inflorescence	1
bagasse	1
base	3
blackspot	2
caespitose	1
callus	6
cancellate	2
caudate	1
caudex	2
cell	1
centimeter	1
central spine	2
centrifugal	1
centripetal	1
claw	2
cleistogamous	3
clone	4
clonotype	1
cocci	1
coccus	1
comose	1
compound	2
concolorous	1
constriction	1
contractile root	1
dendroid	1
diclinous	1
distichous	2
echinate	1
endocarp	1
epicarp	1
epichile	1
epiphyte	5
epiphytic	2
exocarp	2
extended	1
fasciated	1
fibrous root	2
fleshy	1
foliate	1
frutescent	1
galea	1
genome	2
grasshopper	4
grex	2
halophyte	2
hose in hose	2
Hosta Virus X (HVX)	1
hybrid vigor	2
hygrochastic movement	1
hypochile	1
imparipinnate	2
indusium	1
inferior ovary	1
intraspecific	1
juvenile	3
keiki	1
limbate	1
lip	1
mentum	1
mesocarp	1
mesochile	1
Monarch Caterpillar (Danaus plexippus)	9
monocarpous	1
monodynamous	1
monophyllous	1
multiflorous	1
multifoliate	1
multiple fruit	1
mycorrhiza	3
napiform	2
neck	1
nitid	1
nitrogen	3
Nomen novum	1
nomophilous	1
nonresupinate	2
nonresupinate	2
nonwoody	1
nudicaul	1
obconic	2
ornithophilous	1
panicle	4
papillae	1
papillose	1
paripinnate	1
perule	1
petaliferous	1
phreatophyte	1
picotee	3
pileate	2
plant patent numbers	1
pollinium	1
protocorm	1
pteridologist	1
Pythium Fruit Rot	1
ratoon	1
resupinate	2
reticulate	1
reticulated	1
saccate	1
seismonasty	1
self-pollinate	1
self-pollination	1
sheath	2
sinus	1
stipe	4
subterranean	1
superior ovary	1
surculum	1
synsepal	1
tap root	2
terminal inflorescence	1
trailing	1
translucent	1
twining	2
verrucose	1
viscidium	1
xenogamy	1
xylem	3

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