Ash-gray in color (describing hairy or powdery plant surfaces).

Coiled from the apex downward, as in young fern fronds.

Round in outline (describing leaf shapes or other structures).

Arranged around the circumference or periphery.

The spiral or elliptical movement of growing plant organs (stems, tendrils).

Dehiscing by a transverse circular split, as in some seed capsules.

Having a tendril or slender curling appendage.

Bearing fruit on the main stem or old wood.

The basic structural and functional unit of plant tissues, surrounded by a cell wall.

Developing from the center outward (applied to inflorescences or other structures).