| Located on the side away from the axis. |
| One-seeded, dry indehiscent fruit with a relatively thin wall in which the seed coat is not fused to the ovary wall. |
| Gradually tapering to a sharp point; point is drawn out. |
| Sharply pointed, but less tapering than acuminate; angle 90o or less. |
| Adaxial
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| Roots developing from basal culms, nodes, or some structure other than the seed. |
| Located singly at each node. An arrangement of parts, e.g. leaves, placed at different heights along an axis. |
| Pollen bearing portion of the stamen. |
| Directed upward or forward toward the apex; the opposite of retrorse. |
| Ending in a short, flexible point. |
| Provided with a short awn or bristle from the apex, edge or back of an organ. |
| A finger-like appendage or flange of tissue at the junction of the blade and sheath in some grasses. Holds the open sheath to the culm. |
| The extension of the vein (nerve) of spikelet bracts beyond the leaf-like tissue. |