A small cluster of hairs, leaves, or fibers growing together.

Growing in dense clumps or tufts.

Swollen or enlarged, often due to internal pressure or fluid.

A small mound or hillock; in botany, may refer to a raised area of turf or vegetation.

A papery or membranous outer covering, such as the outer layer of a bulb.

A compound leaf arrangement where each of the three leaflets is further divided into three.

Likely a variant spelling or typo of ‘triternate’.

A common or non-scientific name given to a plant, as opposed to its formal Latin name.

A leaf primarily involved in photosynthesis rather than reproduction.

Relating to or exhibiting tropism—directional growth in response to environmental stimuli.