"Quarter-elliptic" springs often had the thickest part of the stack of leaves stuck into the rear end of the side pieces of a short ladder frame,
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Large terminal clusters of brilliant red flowers, green bracts. Dark green elliptic leaves. Plant in shady location, fertile, well-drained, moist soil. ; Family: Acanthaceae ; Large terminal clusters of brilliant red flowers, green bracts. Dark green elliptic leaves. Plant in shady location, fertile, well-drained,
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Petiolated leaves are those that have a petiole. This can be different in length from one plant to another. Sessile leaves do not possess a petiole. The blade expands itself directly from the stem. Simple leaves show an undivided blade or , in case it has divisions, they do not reach the midrib.
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Trees with elliptic leaves. Ant Tree. Apple. Apple Mangrove. Asian Bushbeech. Axle Wood Tree. Banyan Tree. Batino. Ben Teak. Ber. Bhoma. Blackjack Oak...
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NEW iPhone Audio English dictionary. Noun: elliptic leaf. A simple leaf shaped like an ellipse. Derived forms: elliptic leaves. Type of: simple leaf...
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Elliptic. Elliptic leaves are about twice as long as broad. The broadest part is in the middle and the two ends narrow equally.
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Britannica online encyclopedia article on avocado (fruit), fruit of Persea americana of the family Lauraceae, a tree native to the Western Hemisphere from Mexico south to the Andean regions. The tree, tall or spreading, has leaves elliptic to egg-shaped in form and 100–300 mm (4–12 inches) in length. The small,
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Elliptic: One and a half to two times longer than wide. Shaped like a narrow oval. The margins are symmetrically curved, and the leaf is widest at the middle. Chestnuts (Castanea species) have elliptic leaves.
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The elliptic leaves are firm, dark green, smooth (sometimes rough) above and paler and usually hairy below. They are simple, alternate and 3 to 6 inches long, with coarsely, doulbly-serrate margins and conspicuously unequal leaf bases.
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