Glossary. The category of botanical term ...

Balaust

Balaust The balaust, in Italian also balaustio or balustrade is a botanical term that derives from the Latin Balaustium (flower

Pommmel For pommmel (from the Latin pōmum) it is defined in botany, the false fruit of some plants belonging to

Xilophagous For Xilophagous, in biology we mean an organism that feeds mainly on wood. The xylophagous term derives from the

Sciaphilous The sciaphilous plants are those plant species that prefer shaded positions. The word sciafila derives from the Greek (σκιά

Perianth The perianth (from the Greek perianthos comp from peri-, around, and anthos, flower) is the portion of the flower

Rosehip The cinòrrodo is a false fruit, derived from flower structures other than the ovary. The cinòrrodo is typical of

Receptacle The receptacle or thalamus or floral axis, in botany, is the apical enlargement of the peduncle. On the receptacle,

Catino The Catkin (also called Kitten for the shape similar to the tail of a cat) is a spike-shaped unisexual

Raceme The term raceme, which comes from the Latin racemus and is synonymous with bunches, is in botany a type

Fulvic acid Fulvic acids are weak acids produced by the degradation and decay of organic matter present in the soil.