Meanings
- not comparableobsoleterarebiologyCoiled at the apex and then bent over in a loop, like the shoots in some Cucurbitaceae.
Ansulate tendrils
1885, Botanical Gazette, volumes 1-10, page 4341 more example
Some species of the genus Cucumis have straight and some ansulate tendrils, but the species of the other genera are uniform, so far as observed.
1881, The Botanical Gazette, volumes 6-7, page 10
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