1) Any similar bristle 2) Arista 3) Barley appendage 4) Barley beard 5) Barley bristle 6) Barley bristles 7) Barley part 8) Beard 9) Beard grain 10) Beard growing out of an ear 11) Beard grown by a farmer 12) Beard grown by an oats farmer 13) Beard grown by farmers 14) Beard grown by many farmers 15) Beard grown on a farm
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1) Arista
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[botany] In botany, an awn is either a hair- or bristle-like appendage on a larger structure, or in the case of the Asteraceae, a stiff needle-like element of the pappus. Awns are characteristic of many grasses (Poaceae), where they extend from the lemmas of the florets. This often makes the hairy appearance of the grass synfloresce. Awns m...
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fine bristle-like appendage; e.g. terminating or on the back of glumes and/or lemmas of some grass spikelets.
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a slender, bristle-like projection, e.g. from the back or tip of the glumes and lemmas in some grasses and on the fruit of some Geraniaceae. adj. awned
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a group of bristle-like appendages
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beard or similar bristly growth on stalk of grain
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• (n.) The bristle or beard of barley, oats, grasses, etc., or any similar bristlelike appendage; arista.
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(from the article `Poaceae`) Special spikelet structures aid in the dispersal and establishment of grass seeds. The backs or tips of glumes and lemmas may develop one or more ...
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a slender, stiff terminal bristle attached at its base to another structure or organ such as a leaf or grass stem
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A bristle characteristic of the spikelets in some grasses.
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<botany> A bristle-like appendage, for example on the tip or back of the lemma of a grass floret. ... (09 Oct 1997) ...
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a slender, stiff terminal bristle attached at its base to another structure or organ such as a leaf or grass stem
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A bristlelike projection, often arising from the tip of a structure.
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A bristle-like appendage.
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A bristle-like process.
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Slender bristle-like projection arising from the back or tip of the glumes and lemmas in some grasses.
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Awn (an)
noun [ Middle English
awn ,
agune , from Icelandic
ögn , plural
agnir ; akin to Swedish
agn , Danish
avne , Goth.
ahana , Old High German
agana , German
agen ,
ahne , chaff, Greek
'a`chnh , Anglo-Saxon
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A bristle-like part or appendage.
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a group of bristle-like appendages
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A terminal or lateral bristle on a seed or plant organ.
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a beard (of grain).
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noun slender bristlelike appendage found on the bracts of grasses
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a bristle-like part or appendage; any small pointed process
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a bristlelike appendage of a plant, esp. on the glumes of grasses. · such appendages collectively, as those forming the beard of wheat, barley, etc. · any similar bristle.
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