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"Caducous"
Keywords:
poppy
,
calyx
,
gills
,
sepal
,
shed
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Marcescent
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Deciduous
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Foliage
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Leaf miner
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Defoliate
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Borer
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Persistent
,
Defoliation
,
Milkweed
,
Moulting
,
Bark beetle
,
Aphids
,
Scale
,
Thrips
,
Molt
,
Evergreen
,
Immature
,
Grasses
,
Abscission
,
Begonia
,
Moult
,
Spat
,
Broad-leaved
,
Aphid
,
Deciduous tree
,
Seedling
,
Mistletoe
,
Instar
,
Cataphyll
,
Broadleaf
,
Cycads
,
Ecdysis
,
Heterophyllous
,
Grass tree
,
Grass
,
Stipule
,
Stunt
,
Tussock
,
Deciduous trees
,
Basal rosette
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Maggot
,
Molting
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Simple leaves
,
Ocotillo
,
Spruce budworm
,
Cocklebur
,
Bromeliad
,
Trifoliate
Dropping off or disappearing early, as the calyx of a poppy, or the gills of a tadpole.
ftp.uga.edu
Generally used to describe leaves that last only one season.
theorchidsite.com
shed at an early age, ie caducous leaves.
succulents.co.za
Quickly falling (as in leaves)
powen.freeserve.co.uk
shed at an early stage of development; "most amphibians have caducous gills"; "the caducous calyx of a poppy"
wordnet.princeton.edu
any organ falling at a certain stage of development.
barbadine.com
Falling off early in development, as in the sepals of some Papaveraceae.
sinauer.com
shed easily.
deh.gov.au
a. (L. caducus, falling, from cadere, to fall) said of a plant part, such as a sepal, petal, or leaf, that falls off quickly or early.
aquat1.ifas.ufl.edu
fleeting; falling
student-uchicago.edu
Falling off at an early stage.
ernestartist.org
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