First generation offspring of the mating of two different varieties

Sickle-shaped, curved and tapering to a point

Shaped like a sickle or scythe

Made up of one or more genera whose similarities are greater than their differences

A close or tight bundle or cluster

Arranged or growing in bundles or clusters; several leaves growing from a common axis

Provided with openings or windows; windowed

Rust colored, reddish-brown

Seed bearing, when the term is applied to seed, it means seed which are capable of producing plants

Bearing or resembling fiber, a flexible, strong, and stringy resemblance

Stalk that bears the anther in a stamen; a threadlike organ View Illustration

Threadlike, very slender and cylindrical, often with bends and curves

Fringed, as the edge of petals; having fimbriae

Solid, stable

Limp and lax; without rigidity

Thick, firm, juicy (succulent) and often brittle (breaks or cracks easily when the leaf is bent) texture

Having a gentle bending direction, alternately in opposite directions such as inwards and outwards

(Felted) having locks of soft wooly hairs that rub off easily, like tomentose but scattered in tufts

Plants of a specific region

Leafy or leaf-like in texture or shape

Leaves of a plant

In taxonomy, one of the secondary subdivisions below variety which is below species, based on a single morphological difference

Surface pitted with shallow distinct depressions. Example: B. ‘Tom Ment’ leaves

Not united with any other organs; not attached at one end

Fragile

The mature fertilized ovary that has ripened and contains seeds, the capsule

Shrubby

Shrubby, bushy, with many branching stems

Falling or withering away early

Yellow-brownish color, tawny

Stalk bearing the ovule

Dusky; approaching dark brown or tinged with that color

To become joined together as if melting together

Swollen in the middle and tapering to each end like a spindle