Raceme
Special terms
Type of inflorescence.
A reference section with categories and short explanations.
Special terms
Type of inflorescence.
Cactus grower terms
Spines located on the periphery of the areole.
Cactus grower terms
The emergence of the embryonic root through the rupture of the testa during seed germination.
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(Not napiform) thickening of the taproot.
Landscape terms
A slightly inclined plane that replaces a staircase.
Orchid terms
The territory within which a particular species, genus, or family of plants naturally occurs.
Cactus grower terms
Rarity, a rare specimen; an exceptionally rare plant both in terms of being held in collections and of occurring in natural conditions.
Cactus grower terms
The upper expanded part of the pedicel.
Cactus grower terms
(Lat. term receptaculum - receptacle - the axis of the flower on which the sepals, petals, stamens, carpels are arranged) - a term used by many cactologists to denote the receptacle specific to all higher cacti.
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(From Latin recessus - retreat, removal) - an allele whose phenotypic expression in the heterozygote is masked by the dominant allele.
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(From Latin reciprocus - mutual) - two crosses characterized by a mutually opposite combination of the trait under study and the sex of the forms participating in these crosses.
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Decrease in size of plant organs or tissues.
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Restoration by a living organism of lost body parts.
African violet terms
Violet rosettes need to be rejuvenated every 2-3 years; during that time the rosette develops a bare stem. Rejuvenation is done by cutting off the top part of the rosette (the crown) and re-rooting it in water. During rejuvenation new root…
Special terms
Violet rosettes require mandatory rejuvenation every 2–3 years; during that time the rosette develops a bare stem. Rejuvenation is carried out by cutting off the upper part of the rosette (the crown) and re-rooting it in water. When rejuve…
Cactus grower terms
Expressed as the ratio of the concentration of water vapor contained in the air to its maximum saturated state at a given air temperature. As temperature increases, relative humidity decreases.
Garden terms
The amount of water in the air compared to the saturation level at the same temperature; expressed as a percentage.
Cactus grower terms
Dying out; surviving in small numbers.
Bonsai terms
Creeping
Cactus grower terms
Engraftment (survival) of a detached organ.
Garden terms
The process by which the cells and tissues of a plant take up oxygen, resulting in the release of energy required for growth and development.
Bonsai terms
Cobwebby
Cactus grower terms
Fungal disease of cacti.
Orchid terms
Also: rhizome – rhizome - a subterranean, more or less perennial shoot of perennial herbaceous plants, as well as shrubs, serving for the storage of reserve substances, vegetative renewal and reproduction. It differs from a root by the pre…
Special terms
An underground modified shoot with reduced scale-like leaves. In some plants, a rhizome is formed aboveground or half submerged in the substrate.
Bonsai terms
Ancient, antique bonsai.
Bonsai terms
Robust
Landscape terms
A garden or park area where ornamental plants are combined with rocks.
Landscape terms
A rock garden that reflects the beauty of a mountain landscape and its flora. It is characterized by the combination of low-growing alpine plants with rocks and water. Rock gardens first appeared in English landscape gardens in the 18th ce…
Landscape terms
A decorative structure made of stacked stones in the form of slopes or retaining walls. Planting soil is pressed into the cracks between the stones and ornamental herbaceous plants are planted there (xerophytes, less often inhabitants of m…
Cactus grower terms
The point where the roots transition into the stem.
Special terms
The boundary between the root and the stem.
Garden terms
A section of root (rhizome) used to propagate a plant.
Cactus grower terms
Absorbing, dying off as the root grows.
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Plant pests that damage roots.
Cactus grower terms
Groups of cells from which new roots develop.
Cactus grower terms
Shoots arising from adventitious buds.
Cactus grower terms
The collection of a plant's underground roots. The taproot system has a primary root and lateral roots; the fibrous or fasciculate system — the primary root is weakly developed or dies early, and adventitious roots form a cluster, a fascic…
African violet terms
A leaf cutting that has produced roots.
Special terms
Leaf cutting that has developed roots.