Category: I

Between keels or ridges.  

Inserted, placed between. Describing structures, tissues, etc., that are inserted or situated between other structures.  

(Of growth) taking place between apex and base (but not at apex or base). Inserted between.  

Between the axils.  

(Prefix meaning) in between.  

1–3 outer cell layer(s) of an ovule that enclose the nucellus. In botany, one or sometimes two outer layers of the ovule, which develop into the seed coat. A covering layer, e.g. the skin. The skin; comprised of all layers: the epidermis, dermis, and corium. Another name for skin. The term is also used for…

‘In a dried state’, used to indicate possible differences between a dried specimen and fresh plant material.  

Place or mode where one body is attached to another larger one. Most muscles have at least two tendons, each one attaching to a bone. The one that tends to be more mobile is called the insertion. The place or mode of attachment of a muscle; the moveable part of a muscle during action. The…

Placed in.  

Fertilisation of flowers effected by the transfer of pollen to stigma by insects.