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''[[Habit]]''. The looks, appearance, general style or mode of growth; as an upright, open, decumbent or strict habit.

''[[Habit]]''. The looks, appearance, general style or mode of growth; as an upright, open, [[decumbent]] or strict habit.

''[[Habitat]]''. Particular place in which a plant grows; as a swamp, roadside, lawn, woods, ballast-heap, hillside.

''[[Habitat]]''. Particular place in which a plant grows; as a swamp, roadside, lawn, woods, ballast-heap, hillside.

''[[Hairs]]''. A general name for many kinds of small and slender outgrowths on the parts of plants; special kinds of hairiness are designated as setose, villous, comose, pubescent, hirsute, and others.

''[[Hairs]]''. A general name for many kinds of small and slender outgrowths on the parts of plants; special kinds of hairiness are designated as [[setose]], [[villous]], [[comose]], [[pubescent]], [[hirsute]], and others.

''[[Halberd-shaped]]''. Hastate.

''[[Halberd-shaped]]''. [[Hastate]].

''[[Hamate]]''. Hooked.

''[[Hamate]]''. Hooked.

''[[Hastate]]''. Of the shape of an arrow-head but the basal lobes pointed or narrow and standing nearly or quite at right angles; halberd-shaped.

''[[Hastate]]''. Of the shape of an arrow-head but the [[basal]] [[lobe]]s pointed or narrow and standing nearly or quite at right angles; halberd-shaped.

''[[Haulm]]''. Straw-like stems, as of the cereal grains; sometimes also applied to the stems of palms; usually a collective noun.

''[[Haulm]]''. Straw-like stems, as of the cereal grains; sometimes also applied to the stems of palms; usually a collective noun.

''[[Head]]''. A short dense spike; capitulum.

''[[Head]]''. A short dense spike; [[capitulum]].

''[[Heart-shaped]]''. Cordate; ovate in general outline but with two rounded basal lobes; has reference particularly to the shape of the base of a leaf or other expanded part.

''[[Heart-shaped]]''. [[Cordate]]; [[ovate]] in general outline but with two rounded basal lobes; has reference particularly to the shape of the base of a [[leaf]] or other expanded part.

''[[Heel]]''. An enlarged or more or less transverse part on the lower end of a cutting secured from the older or larger branch from which the cutting is taken.

''[[Heel]]''. An enlarged or more or less transverse part on the lower end of a [[cutting]] secured from the older or larger [[branch]] from which the cutting is taken.

''[[Helicoid]]''. Twisted or coiled in snail-shell form.

''[[Helicoid]]''. Twisted or coiled in [[snail]]-shell form.

''[[Heliotropism]]''. The characteristic of turning toward the light.

''[[Heliotropism]]''. The characteristic of turning toward the light.

''[[Hepta-]]'' In Greek compounds, signifying seven.

''[[Hepta-]]'' In Greek compounds, signifying seven.

''[[Herb]]''. Naturally dying to the ground; without persistent stem above ground; lacking definite woody firm structure.

''[[Herb]]''. Naturally dying to the ground; without persistent [[stem]] above ground; lacking definite [[woody]] firm structure.

''[[Herbaceous]]''. Not woody; dying down each year; said also of soft branches before they become woody.

''[[Herbaceous]]''. Not [[woody]]; dying down each year; said also of soft branches before they become woody.

''[[Hermaphrodite]]''. Bearing both stamens and pistil in the same flower; two-sexed; bisexual.

''[[Hermaphrodite]]''. Bearing both [[stamen]]s and [[pistil]] in the same [[flower]]; two-sexed; [[bisexual]].

''[[Hesperidium]]''. The fruit of the orange-kind.

''[[Hesperidium]]''. The [[fruit]] of the orange-kind.

''[[Hetcrocarpous]]''. Various-fruited; with more than one kind or form of fruit.

''[[Hetcrocarpous]]''. Various-[[fruit]]ed; with more than one kind or form of fruit.

''[[Heterogamous]]''. With two or more kinds or forms of flowers.

''[[Heterogamous]]''. With two or more kinds or [[form]]s of [[flower]]s.

''[[Heteros]]''. In Greek composition, signifying various, or of more than one kind or form; as heterophyllous, with more than one kind or form of leaf.

''[[Heteros]]''. In Greek composition, signifying various, or of more than one kind or form; as [[heterophyllous]], with more than one kind or form of [[leaf]].

''[[Hilum]]''. In the seed, the scar or mark indicating the point of attachment.

''[[Hilum]]''. In the [[seed]], the scar or mark indicating the point of attachment.

''[[Hip]]''. Fruit of the rose, being an urn-like or closed receptacle bearing the achenes inside. See Hypanthium.

''[[Hip]]''. Fruit of the [[rose]], being an urn-like or closed receptacle bearing the [[achenes]] inside. See ''[[Hypanthium]]''.

''[[Hirsute]]''. With rather rough or coarse hairs.

''[[Hirsute]]''. With rather rough or coarse hairs.

''[[Homogamous]]''. Presenting only one kind of flowers.

''[[Homogamous]]''. Presenting only one kind of flowers.

''[[Homologous]]''. Related in origin or morphology. See .', nalogoui.

''[[Homologous]]''. Related in origin or morphology. See ''[[Analogous]]''.

''[[Homomorphous]]''. Uniform; all the given parts alike.

''[[Homomorphous]]''. Uniform; all the given parts alike.

''[[Horny]]''. Hard and dense in texture; corneous.

''[[Horny]]''. Hard and dense in texture; [[corneous]].

''[[Hybrid]]''. A plant resulting from a cross between two or more parents that are more or less unlike.

''[[Hybrid]]''. A plant resulting from a [[cross]] between two or more parents that are more or less unlike.

''[[Hygroscopic]]''. Capable of absorbing moisture from atmosphere.

''[[Hygroscopic]]''. Capable of absorbing moisture from atmosphere.

''[[Hypanthium]]''. A fruit-like body (as the rose-hip) formed by the enlargement of the torus and bearing the proper fruits on its upper or inner surface; literally "beneath the flower." Now commonly used to denote the cup- shaped receptacle on which calyx, petals and stamens are inserted in cases of pcrigyny, as in plum, fuchsia.

''[[Hypanthium]]''. A [[fruit]]-like body (as the rose-hip) formed by the enlargement of the [[torus]] and bearing the proper fruits on its upper or inner surface; literally "beneath the [[flower]]." Now commonly used to denote the cup-shaped receptacle on which [[calyx]], [[petal]]s and [[stamen]]s are inserted in cases of [[perigyny]], as in [[plum]], [[fuchsia]].

''[[Hypochil]]''. The lower or basal part of the lip in orchids.

''[[Hypochil]]''. The lower or [[basal]] part of the [[lip]] in [[orchid]]s.

''[[Hypocotyl]]''. That part of the caulicle lying below the cotyledons.

''[[Hypocotyl]]''. That part of the [[caulicle]] lying below the [[cotyledon]]s.

''[[Hypocrateriform]]''. Salver-form; that shape of the flower characterized by a cylindrical tube and a flat-spreading limb, as in phlox.

''[[Hypocrateriform]]''. Salver-form; that shape of the [[flower]] characterized by a cylindrical tube and a flat-spreading limb, as in [[phlox]].

''[[Hypogeal]]''. Cotyledons remaining beneath the ground in germination.

''[[Hypogeal]]''. [[Cotyledon]]s remaining beneath the ground in [[germination]].

''[[Hypogynous]]''. Borne on the torus, or under the ovary; said of the stamens or petals.

''[[Hypogynous]]''. Borne on the [[torus]], or under the [[ovary]]; said of the [[stamen]]s or [[petal]]s.

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