Describing a spiral or twisting growth pattern that moves in a leftward direction.

Having a wavy or sinuous shape, often used to describe irregular, curving lines or edges.

Having wavy, curved edges, often used to describe leaves or other plant structures.

Soil that is relatively thin or not deep, often found over bedrock or hardpan.

Describing leaves or other plant parts with shallow, not deeply incised lobes.

A row of trees or shrubs planted to protect crops, soil, or livestock from wind and erosion.

The above-ground part of a plant that grows from the stem, including leaves, stems, and flowers.

A new growth from a plant that can develop into a branch, stem, or flower.

A woody plant that is smaller than a tree and typically has multiple stems arising from the base.

A low-growing woody plant, often with multiple stems or branches.