Definition: Having a long, bristle-like structure or tip, often found on certain plants or grains.

Example: The awned wheat variety is known for its distinctive appearance and resilience.

Definition: Describing a plant or seed that does not have awns, which are bristle-like appendages.

Example: The awnless variety of grass is easier to manage in gardens.

Definition: The upper angle formed between a leaf or branch and the stem from which it grows.

Example: The axil of the leaf is where new buds can develop.

Definition: A type of flowering shrub that produces bright and colorful flowers, often used in gardens and landscaping. Azaleas are usually smaller than other similar plants and can have fragrant blooms.

Example: The garden was filled with beautiful azaleas in full bloom during the spring.

Definition: A type of palm tree from Brazil that produces hard-shelled fruits containing seeds used to make a useful vegetable oil.

Example: The babassu palm is known for its valuable oil extracted from its nuts.

Definition: A type of tree or plant, often referred to in relation to its wood or fruit.

Example: The babool tree is known for its strong wood and is often used in construction.

Definition: A type of tree found in tropical Africa and parts of India, known for producing a gum similar to gum arabic and having bark that is used in tanning.

Example: The babul tree is often used for its gum and timber in many regions.

Definition: A type of fruit that does not split open when ripe, containing one or more seeds inside a soft, fleshy outer layer.

Example: The grape is a common example of a bacca, enjoyed for its sweet taste.

Definition: Describing something that has the characteristics of a berry, such as being round and juicy.

Example: The baccate fruits of the plant are sweet and colorful, attracting many birds.

Definition: Describing something that is characterized by having many berries or being decorated with pearls.

Example: The baccated plant produced a stunning display of colorful berries.