Having three carpels (female reproductive organs) in a flower.

A hair-like outgrowth on the surface of a plant, often for protection or secretion.

A small hair or outgrowth from the epidermis of a plant, serving various functions such as defense or reducing water…

Microscopic plant hairs that can be glandular or non-glandular, found on stems, leaves, and flowers.

Describes a plant part that is densely hairy with a felt-like texture.

Applying a layer of fertilizer or compost to the surface of soil around plants.

The art of trimming and shaping plants into decorative forms, often geometric or animal-like.

The arrangement of natural and artificial features of an area, influencing plant growth and landscape planning.

A specimen collected from the original location where a species was first identified or described.

Swollen or knobby; having a surface with alternating swellings and constrictions.