Part 67

=Fungus= A plant devoid of green color such as mushrooms and rots.

=Genus= A group of related species, as the pines or the oaks.

=Glabrous= Smooth, without hairs.

=Glandular= Bearing glands, or gland-like.

=Glaucous= Covered with a bluish or whitish waxy coating; a bloom.

=Globose= Ball-like, or nearly so.

=Globular= Ball-like.

=Habitat= The home of a plant.

=Head= A dense cluster of sessile flowers or the crown of a tree.

=Heartwood= The dead, central, usually highly colored portion of the trunk.

=Herbaceous= Herb-like, soft.

=Imbricated= Overlapping like the slate on a roof.

=Impressed= Hollowed or furrowed as if by pressure.

=Incomplete= Said of flowers in which one of the outer parts is wanting.

=Indigenous= Applied to plants that are native to a certain locality.

=Inflorescence= The flowering part of a plant, and especially its arrangement.

=Intolerant= Not shade enduring. Requiring sunlight.

=Involucre= A circle of bracts surrounding a flower or cluster of flowers.

=Irregular= Said of flowers showing inequality in the size, form, or union of similar parts.

=Keeled= With a central ridge, like the keel of a boat.

=Lanceolate= Shaped like a lance; several times longer than wide.

=Lateral= Situated on the side, as the buds along the side of the twig.

=Leaflet= One of the small blades or divisions of a compound leaf.

=Lenticel= A corky growth on young or sometimes older bark which admits air to the interior of the twig or branch.

=Linear= Line-like, long and narrow, with parallel edges.

=Lobed= Said of leaves that have the margins more or less cut or divided.

=Midrib= The central or main rib or vein of a leaf.

=Monoecious= Bearing stamens and pistils in separate flowers on the same plant.