IPA: //njuːdɪˈkɔːl//
KK: /nʊˈdɪkɔl/
Describing a plant whose stems do not have leaves.
The nudicaul plant stood out in the garden because its stems were completely bare.
Nudicaul is formed from "nudus" (meaning naked) and "caulis" (meaning stem or stalk). The word describes a plant that has a naked or bare stem, without leaves.
Think of a plant with a 'naked' ('nudus') 'stem' ('caulis') — that's why nudicaul refers to a plant with a bare stem.