globose in English

adjective

[glo·bose || 'gləʊbəʊs]

round; spherical, globe-shaped

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1. Peck Spores Argillaceous olive in the mass, globose, minutely warted, 6-8 mic.

2. The verrucose, mature aeciospores were globose to elliptical (ca. 16.5 × 19 μm).

3. Bioclimatologies [more only first 20 shown above] Hook words found for globose

4. Childsii Group - terminal inflorescence of globose, bosses consisting of numerous, congested Cockscombs; bosses resembles brain coral

5. Leaf blade and petioles puberulent to woolly at least along veins; anthers globose or reniform.

6. Calabash definition is - a tropical American tree (Crescentia cujete) of the bignonia family; also : its large hard-shelled globose fruit.

7. The terminal region of the Carpellary outgrowth contained greatly enlarged globose cells which appeared slightly disorganized in

8. Its shape is irregular such as fingerlike, linguiform, globose , strawhat. The varieties of the pseudopod extend and contract in a large scope.

9. 8 Leaves cordate at base, distal ones abaxially with a globose bulbil. Petaline spur ca . 1 mm. Persistent style ca . 5 mm.

10. Female flowers: green, sessile; calyx sparsely pubescent; ovary globose, ± enclosed by appressed calyx, surrounded closely by bract and Bracteoles

11. …general, the male gametes (Antherozoids) are produced in globose structures (antheridia) that are either stalked or sunken in the gametophyte

12. After uninuclear pollen grain forms, the growing speed of the pollen grain of oblong anthers and of globose anthers roughlg corresponds to each other.

13. In plant development: Preparatory events …general, the male gametes (Antherozoids) are produced in globose structures (antheridia) that are either stalked or sunken in the gametophyte

14. After uninuclear pollen grain forms, the growing speed of the pollen grain of oblong anthers and of globose anthers roughlg corresponds to each other. Sentencedict.com

15. The cones are 8–40 mm long, globose or ovoid with four to 14 scales arranged in opposite decussate pairs; they are mature in 18–24 months from pollination.

16. When conidiophores become exposed to air, in shallow water or as a result of drying, each cell of the conidiophore produces a narrow conidiogenous apex forming an acropetal succession of globose conidia.

17. Basidiospores 5-8 x 3.5-5.5 [mu]m, (n=53/5/5, Q=0.83-1.77, Qm=1.40), short-broadly ellipsoid in profile view, globose in polar view, with obscure pustules, appearing almost smooth or with minute to obscure angles in polar view, hilar appendix conspicuous, thin-walled, hyaline, inamyloid (Fig.