Words tagged under "Botany"

hygrophilous, (of a plant) growing in damp conditions

(Metaphorically) back, dark, coal-black

(Botany) hylotelephium telephium, sedum telephium, orpine, livelong, frog's-stomach, harping Johnny, life-everlasting, live-forever

the scar of a wound on the bark of a tree

a desert-plant having medicinal properties

alkanna tinctoria, dyer's alkanet, alkanet, a herb in the borage family roots of which are used as a red dye

spices

parthenocarpy, production of food without fertilization of ovules

fruit bred without fertilization of ovules

(Botany) cuscuta epithymum Murray, clover dodder which of great medicinal use

(Botany) the small seed of flax used especially as a source of oil, as a demulcent and emollient, and as a dietary supplement

one who has been expelled from his cast, race

prickly chaff flower Achyranthes aspera, a thorny shrub used in medicine

(Botany) a parasitic climbing plant of the convolvulus family, dodder, Cuscuta reflexa

(Botany) tamarix, a shrub or small tree of the genus Tamarix having small scale-like or needle-shaped leaves and feathery racemes of small white or pinkish flowers, of mostly coastal areas with saline soil

(Botany) wild wheat

(Botany) ficus, a genus of about 850 species of woody trees, shrubs, vines, epiphytes and hemiepiphytes

(Botany) a small genus of flowering plants of the dogwood family Cornaceae, or as the sole member of its own family Alangiaceae

Alangium salviifolium subsp hexapetalum, a plant used as a tonic for of hemorrhoid

(Botany) photosynthesis, photosynthesis uses solar energy, carbon dioxide, and water to produce energy-storing carbohydrates and oxygen

(Botany) linseed, flax seed, Linseed, Linum usitatissimum

pollination, the act of transferring pollen grains from the male anther of a flower to the female stigma

(Botany) aniseed, pimpinella anisum

(Botany) a flowering plant native to Asia which of medicinal use, Clitoria ternatea, Asian pigeonwings, bluebellvine, blue pea, butterfly pea, cordofan pea and Darwin pea

(Botany) infertile (man or women), incapable of child-bearing, sterile

cubic

earnings, creation

fragrant plant with cinnamon-like bark

(Botany) wild pomegranate, burchellia bubalina, a small shrub or tree with red flowers, grey-green bark and dark green leaves

(Botany) Premna integrifolia, a scandent, erect shrub or small tree, more or less thorny on the trunk and large branches with opposite or whorled and entire or serrate leaves

(Botany) Premna integrifolia, an important constituent of the formulation of ten roots of herbs known as Daśamūla and is widely used for treating various ailments in the Indian system of medicine

(Botany) arctium, a genus of biennial plants commonly known as burdock

deck of ship

(Botany) justicia adhatoda, Malabar nut, adulsa, adhatoda, vasa, vasaka, a medicinal plant native to Asia widely used in traditional medicine

(Botany) basifixed plant, a plant whose filament is attached by its anther

very similar, resembling, approximative, resembling, analogical, homologous, look like

(Botany) glycyrrhiza glabra, root of licorice, a herb that grows in parts of Europe and Asia and used as medicine

covered

Aconitum heterophyllum, Ativisa plant, a herbaceous and perennial and is one of the poisonous species used in Indian Ayurvedic medicines

finger nails, toe nails

(Biology) dolichandra unguis-cati, cat's claw creeper, funnel creeper, or cat's claw trumpet

related to King Babar-allusion

(Botany) great basil, is a culinary herb of the mint family native to tropical regions from central Africa to Southeast Asia

(Botany) calaminth, dragon head

dress

(Botany) mushroom

leaflet

bulb or root with swollen leaf-bases

womb

seed-corn, seed

(Lexical) the leaf of Bell-tree

spike, head of spear or lance, point of an arrow

Ophioglossum flexuosum

botany, the scientific study of plants

circular, sinuous

sucker, a shoot springing from the rooted part of a stem

having large or prominent tusks (an elephant, boar, etc)

the mouth

tooth of a saw or comb, notch, jag

time, duration

long-held, old, ancient, seasoned, experienced, stale, wise, shrewd,

a species of pine Pinus Devadāru

shield-like, (in botany) peltate, peltated

light green colour

channelled, (in Bot.) channel-leaved

lamp

wall, obstruction, hurdle, bridge (of the nose)

(Botany) Dichlamydeous

(Biology) two-layered

(botany) bipartite

(Agriculture) A two-year old colt, lands that have been two years under cultivation

a kind of grass used for laying or planting lawns and used as a fodder for horses, bent-grass, panic grass, Panicum dactylon, or Cynodon dactylon

a branch (of a tree or plant etc.), a bough

fungus

cheek

narrow part of the top of the mouth of the jug etc.

traveling, rotating, wandering

something that clutches, a grabber, a screwed tyre

circumference, environs, round,

shaped like ear, auricular

bud, rosebud, a rose-bud

make-up

(Biology) the period of growth of a population of cells (as of a microorganism) in a culture medium during which numbers increase exponentially

(Biology) stationary phase, the stage when growth ceases but cells remain metabolically active

assembly, conclave, company, fraternity

(Colloquial) all type of ease, comfort

evergreen

greenery, grass, vegetation, verdure, freshness

very cheerful

bark, skin

oosphere

bag, satchel, pile, bunch

separating, distinguishing

crown studded with diamonds, diadem, chaplet, wreath, or garland

the herb melilot

(Botany) fibril, fibrils of trees and leaves

squill, wild onion

(Botany) secondary root that grows diagonally horizontally with the original root and this is become the real root like the roots of the corn plants

lemon grass, Cymbopogon citratus

cilium, the eyelid

root, origin

fringes designed in jewelry

large earthen vessel

bent, stooping, curved

a lobe of the liver

sexual organs

tree, especially trunk of date-palm, corm

jointed

conjugate

tissue

dioecious, having male and female reproductive organs in separate individuals, having the male and female reproductive organs in separate flowers on separate plants

crack, fissure

general work, business, trade, affair, matter

false tissue

multifoliate, having many leaves

vacuole

a little thorn

(Biology) flagellum, a slender threadlike structure, especially a microscopic appendage that enables many protozoa, bacteria, spermatozoa

fragile, infirm, unwell, weak, debilitated, crispy, friable, brittle, dilapidated, decayed,

of or belonging to or made at, Khat

accumulator, storage cell

asphodel

a plant of marshy areas, purslane, atriplex portulacoides, purslane, basella alba

senselessness

a pocket

a plant of marshy areas, purslane, atriplex portulacoides, purslane

blunt, without a sharp edge

solution (to), guide

a fungus (growing on wood), a toadstool, mushroom

anchor, cable, thick rope, langar, alms, public kitchen, weight, pendulum (of a clock)

glutinous liquid food

name of a herb

the tongue

female

monthly

thin wheaten bread or cake

aunt, mother's sister

spread, carpeted

the state and condition of being conquered, subjugation, subordination, vassalage

restricted

bound, fastened together, consistent, correlated, concordant

indebted (to), (to), obliged to

(Botany) part of the ovary of flowering plants that contains the seeds

printed, agreeable, desired, natural, innate

(Botany) Medulla, the inner region of an organ or tissue, especially when it is distinct from the outer region or cortex

a spur

a blue stone, false gem of blue colour

serrated, notched, sawed

going between

suspended, hanging, hovering, in limbo, pending, dangling, pendent

(Metaphorically) solitary, alone

well organized, well arranged, organized, systematic, orderly, methodical

contented, happy, open, wide, dispersed

wide area, dividable

mushroom, fungus, fungi, a fungal growth that typically takes the form of a domed cap on a stalk

permanent, lasting

a legator, the person from whom an inheritance is derived (whether in the descending or ascending line), ancestor, forefather, predecessor

iron rod for pounding grains, root of (plant), taproot, fusiform receptacle of a many-seeded fruit

miserable, needy, very poor

no, never, in no case

punish severely, shear the hair and cut off the nose to disgrace

any tubular organ (of the body), gutter, a small watercourse or channel, drain, tube, pipe

crystallized sugar, sugar candy, flora, herbs, plants, vegetables, vegetation, herb plant

vegetative propagation and growth

plant pathology

botany, the scientific study of plants

a disease of the nose

hygrophytic

moisturized, destroyed by moisture

little, tiny, small, a short height, Metaphorically: teeny, tiny, innocent, lovely, pretty

breed, caste, pedigree, family, generation, race, pedigree, lineage, genealogy

order, system, arrangement, putting in order,making a coherent speech

caste, kind, species, sort, variety, class, manner, mode

show of piety from a habitual sinner

newly settled, newly peopled, newly colonized

a person who has been looked with evil eye, a person who got bad eye

through, downright, sheer

starch, farina, paste, thick gruel, pottage

pointed

a kind of round shape root which is yellow from outside to red inside

water bloom, deep green scum on stagnant water, thick layer of algae covering the surface of water

a piece (of meat, fish, etc.), a piece of cloth, textile, chunk, piece, fragment

cook food

layer, leaf

the weeping Nyctanthes, tree or flower, Nyctanthes arbor tristis

(botany) deciduous

to joint, to paste, to mosaic

the sepals of a flower that usually form a whorl, calyx

a kind of ivy which is called 'ishq-e-pechan'

tapestry

(Botany and Animals) divided into segments or joints, articulate

foreskin of the penis, prepuce (which is circumcised)

Botany: various types of evergreen red trees and shrubs found in Southern Europe and America, which are beautiful and fragrant and they have shiny leaves, in ancient times, the Greeks made necklaces from their flowers and leaves and wore as the crown to the conquerors, decorating the heads of poets and litterateur and artistic personality

beautiful, decorated

end, extremity

china rhubarb, rheum palmatum

union, junction, conjunction (of planets), confluence (of rivers)

sedentary soil

dildo, artificial penis

a kind of white lily which is uses in medicine

Botany: compounds, leaves that are partially covered with each other

a piece of long metallic needle, a rounded metallic, thin and small bar

balance, bolster, care, handle

small box, casket

jujube, berry-like fruit of jujube bush

incident, chance, coincidence, accident, occurrence,union, matrimonial union,fate, destiny, contact, junction, association, combination, connection

the act of penetrating, spreading, infecting

branch

small branch, offshoot

essence, plant extract

mulberry, a tree of the genus Morus (family Maraceae)

stand for lamp

bud, blossom

Botany: Ebony wood, which is being very hard and black, often use to making of cups and other fine things

press, straitened circumstances

colour

seven, stitching, service

stars

a plant of sweet odour, a type of fragrant plant, hyacinth, locks of a lover, beloved's hair

an eighth part or portion

to take repose, to rest

smell, to smell, sniff, snuff, inhale, scent, nose

a Jain hermit

basin, bowl, large dish or tray, plate

little drum

objects and motives

(a letter of the alphabet) having dot(s) under it

copulation

mutual resemblance, symmetry

disorder, tumult

to mention the time youth

sexual reproduction

a desert tree of small melon-like fruit for animals, the dried leaf of which is used in rolling biri with tobacco for smoking, name of trees yielding ebony, diospyros embryoptecris

threefold, triplicate

bag, small bag, shopping beg, purse

subulate

cover or cap (of a telescope, etc.)

Botany: any parasitic plant, a plant that gets food from another plant

Botany: flaky, layer

seed

an orchid of genus Odontoglossum, with golden and red flowers

refusal, denial, aberration

(met.) a gang, mob

(Botany) fibrils coming out from the roots, branches coming out from the roots

French lavender, a kind of plant whose flowers are used as medicine, Lavandula stoechas

also the seed of this plant

to sacrifice, devote oneself, be sacrificed, lay down one's life, show great love or regard, be devoted to

calamity, ruin, misfortune, curse, vexation, plague, pestilence, burden, load

one who is completely deluded, superstitious, valetudinarian

leaf of a book, paper

vegetable

in that manner, so, like that

monocarpic

Unisexual

of one year, one-year-old

ٰOpened, bright, shining, a tree laden with blossoms.

an infernal tree (mentioned in the Qoran), the fruit of which is supposed to resemble the heads of devils and terrible serpents, cactus, euphorbia antiquorum

name of a plant, root of which has medicinal use

diminutive form of (zard 'زرد'), yellowish

vessel, vase, receptacle

(botany) the place in a plant where seeds are rooted

made of golden threads, gold-embroidered

(Botany) growing under the ground

(botany) oval-shaped but round and broad at the top, like wild almonds

Pollen Grains

pollination of seeds

photosynthesis

photosynthesis

the implication that produce their nutrients by photosynthesis

photosynthesis

basil