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Definition of whorl
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Whorl (n. & v.) The fly of a
spindle.
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Interfoliaceous
::
Interfoliaceous
(a.) At the same node with
opposite
or
whorled
leaves,
but
occupying
a
position
between
their
places
of
attachment..
Bedstraw
::
Bedstraw
(n.) A genus of
slender
herbs,
usually
with
square
stems,
whorled
leaves,
and small white
flowers..
Joe-pye Weed
::
"Joe-Pye
weed () A tall
composite
plant of the genus
Eupatorium
(E.
purpureum),
with
purplish
flowers,
and
whorled
leaves..
Water Milfoil
::
Water
milfoil
() Any plant of the genus
Myriophyllum,
aquatic
herbs with
whorled
leaves,
the
submersed
ones
pinnately
parted
into
capillary
divisions..
Woodroof
::
Woodroof
(n.) A
little
European
herb
(Asperula
odorata)
having
a
pleasant
taste.
It is
sometimes
used for
flavoring
wine. See
Illust.
of
Whorl.
Whorled
::
Whorled
(a.)
Furnished
with
whorls;
arranged
in the form of a whorl or
whorls;
verticillate;
as,
whorled
leaves..
Exogen
::
Exogen
(n.) A plant
belonging
to one of the
greater
part of the
vegetable
kingdom,
and which the
plants
are
characterized
by
having
c wood bark, and pith, the wood
forming
a layer
between
the other two, and
increasing,
if at all, by the
animal
addition
of a new layer to the
outside
next to the bark. The
leaves
are
commonly
netted-veined,
and the
number
of
cotyledons
is two, or, very
rarely,
several
in a
whorl.
Cf.
Endogen..
Paucispiral
::
Paucispiral
(a.)
Having
few
spirals,
or
whorls;
as, a
paucispiral
operculum
or
shell..
Turritella
::
Turritella
(n.) Any
spiral
marine
gastropod
belonging
to
Turritella
and
allied
genera.
These
mollusks
have an
elongated,
turreted
shell,
composed
of many
whorls.
They have a
rounded
aperture,
and a horny
multispiral
operculum..
Spur-shell
::
Spurry
(n.) An
annual
herb
(Spergula
arvensis)
with
whorled
filiform
leaves,
sometimes
grown in
Europe
for
fodder..
Turbinated
::
Turbinated
(a.)
Spiral
with the
whorls
decreasing
rapidly
from a large base to a
pointed
apex; -- said of
certain
shells.
Right-handed
::
Right-handed
(a.)
Having
the
whorls
rising
from left to
right;
dextral;
-- said of
spiral
shells.
See
Illust.
of
Scalaria.
Squinch
::
Squinancy
(n.) A
European
perennial
herb
(Asperula
cynanchica)
with
narrowly
linear
whorled
leaves;
--
formerly
thought
to cure the
quinsy.
Also
called
quincewort.
Discoid
::
Discoid
(a.)
Having
the form of a disk, as those
univalve
shells
which have the
whorls
in one
plane,
so as to form a disk, as the
pearly
nautilus..
Spire
::
Spire (n.) A
spiral;
a curl; a
whorl;
a
twist.
Verticillated
::
Verticillated
(a.)
Arranged
in a
transverse
whorl or
whorls
like the rays of a
wheel;
as,
verticillate
leaves
of a
plant;
a
verticillate
shell..
Whorl
::
Whorl (n. & v.) A
volution,
or turn, of the spire of a
univalve
shell..
Chara
::
Chara (n.) A genus of
flowerless
plants,
having
articulated
stems and
whorled
branches.
They
flourish
in wet
places..
Whorl
::
Whorl (n. & v.) A
circle
of two or more
leaves,
flowers,
or other
organs,
about the same part or joint of a
stem..
Crosswort
::
Crosswort
(n.) A name given to
several
inconspicuous
plants
having
leaves
in
whorls
of four, as
species
of
Crucianella,
Valantia,
etc..
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