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Angiosperm. A plant whose seeds have a covering of some sort, such as a pod.
Cambium. The layer just beneath the bark in a tree, through which the moisture flows upward and the sap flows downward.
Catkin. A scaly spike of flowers, such as that of the willow or birch.
Dicotyledon. A plant having two seed-leaves only.
Dimorphic. Having two types of foliage.
Gymnosperm. A plant with its seeds naked, as with the pines, where the seeds are attached at the base of the scales in the cone.
Lanceolate. Broadest at base, narrowing down to a point, like a lance.
Monocotyledon. A plant having only one seed-leaf.
Obovate. Shaped like an inverted egg.
Ovate. Egg-like in shape.
Ovule. The body in the ovary which at length becomes the seed.
Ovulate. Seed-bearing.
Petiole. Leaf-stem.
Pistil. The seed-bearing organ of a plant.
Pistillate. Bearing pistils only.
Polycotyledon. A plant having two or more seed-leaves.
Sessile. Without a stalk or leaf-stem.
Stipule. An appendage at the base of a leaf-stem; in many instances it falls before the leaf.
Stamen. The pollen-bearing organ of a plant.
Staminate. Bearing stamens only.
Umbo. A knob or spike at the outer tip of a scale, as in the cone of the White-Bark Pine.
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