Marked with spots or blotches

Regarding stipule persistence, when stipules wither but don’t fall off until long after the leaf matures

The edge or border of a leaf blade or lamina

Having a distinct or projecting edge or wing

Regarding stipule texture, consisting of or resembling a thin and semi-transparent layer of tissue

The minute opening into the integument of an ovule which becomes the crown of the seed

The central rib or main vein of a leaf or other organ

The central vein of a leaf

Resembling a string of beads, such as a rhizome resembling beads on a necklace

A cyme in which only one of each pair of lateral branches develops

A plant that has separate flowers of both sexes on a single plant

A systematic account of a particular group of plants

Having growth and elongation of the stem from a single point, continuing indefinitely, adding leaves to the apex with no branching. Unlike sympodial where the terminal bud ceases to grow and the growth is continued from a lateral bud. In pseudo monopodial, a plant has a primary stem with sympodial growth and secondary stems with monopodial growth

The sole member of its group, such as a single species that constitutes a section, used especially of a genus with only one species

A plant that grows naturally in the mountains

Cleft into many parts

Surface with uniform, low obtuse, rounded projections or excrescences, examples: B. ‘Pebble Lane’, B. muricata, B. ‘Black Raspberry’

A Sport of variation from the norm