Significados de lanceolate leaves em inglês

A small-growing, branching shrub, with obovate- lanceolate leaves, and compound umbels of yellowish flowers.

The trees had extremely long, lanceolate leaves, roughly the shape of grass-blades stretched out even longer.

Grevillea, Cerotaphylla, and Mimosoides, a Melaleuca with broad lanceolate leaves, Spathodea and a Balfouria, R. Br.

This is a neat little shrub, usually about 4 feet high, with oblong- lanceolate leaves, and inconspicuous catkins.

A tall, climbing shrub, with small, ovate- lanceolate leaves, and clusters of curious purplish-brown, green-tipped flowers produced in summer.

A small shrubby Stenochilus with very green linear lanceolate leaves and red tubulous flowers, is frequent amongst the Bricklow.

A small-growing and slender species, with oblong- lanceolate leaves 2 inches long, and producing small yellow flowers in terminal heads.

The ovate- lanceolate leaves are of a light greyish-green, and the small white flowers are produced in dense racemes or spikes.

She retired behind a bird's-nest fern, on the long, lanceolate leaves of which were the shells of the mountain snail.

I also here obtained specimens of a beautiful Hovea, with long lanceolate leaves, a much finer shrub than H. celsii.

This is a much branched twiggy shrub, about 4 feet high, with small, linear- lanceolate leaves, thickly studded with pellucid dots.

I. Hookeri is a free-flowering perennial, with pointed lanceolate leaves, of a delicate texture, bright green, and very finely toothed.

A pretty lax, trailing shrub, with long, slender, flexible twigs, small linear- lanceolate leaves, and rather sparsely-produced lilac or violet flowers.

The typical leaf is oblong elliptical, while individual plants produce lanceolate leaves with two short lateral lobes, with many intermediate forms.

A spreading shrub 8 feet or 10 feet high, with lanceolate leaves clothed with silvery scales.

This has long, obovate- lanceolate leaves, that are white with down on the under surface, and bears dense, oblong, terminal panicles of rosy flowers.