Titlebook: Illustrated Handbook of Succulent Plants: Monocotyledons; Urs Eggli Book 20011st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2001 Amaryllida

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ADORN

Araceae, climbing, arborescent, erect, repent or subterranean, varying from subglobose tubers to very long rhizomes with elongate .; all tissues always with raphides, laticifers commonly present but absent in certain groups; . flat with petiole and lamina of very variable shape (except . with linear .), som

返老還童

Asparagaceae,t and fusiform; . sometimes green and assimilating, sometimes transformed into .-like cladodes (phylloclades), other modified stems (assimilatory structures) fasciculate, green, slender and needle-like; . often reduced to .-like structures; . small, actinomorphic, solitary or in umbellate or racemos

喧鬧

Thymus

COMA

Commelinaceae,r sub succulent, often swollen at the nodes; . usually marked with a line of . simple, entire, often longitudinally striped with whitish, silvery or purplish bands, arranged spirally or distichous, or sometimes in mainly terminal or basal .-base forming a closed (i.e. tubular) sheath around the stem

顯微鏡

Dioscoreaceae, above-ground tubers (sometimes with fissured corky bark) or rhizomes; sometimes with aerial tubers from . axils; . alternate or rarely opposite, petiole mostly well-developed, lamina entire or (palmately) lobed or more often heart-shaped, with few to many curved-ascending and again converging main

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obtuse

lambaste