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lanceolate

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Lanceolate
Narrow, leaf shape that is longer than it is wide, and pointed at the end.
Mentioned in: Echinacea
lanceolate [lan´se-o-lát]
shaped like a small blade or lance.
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51 cm long; lamina 8-38 x 4-10 cm, lanceolate to oblanceolate, 2-pinnate throughout or occasionally 3-pinnate at the base and in the base of the medial largest pinnae, gradually tapered to an apical, conform, simple pinna similar to the apical pinnules of the largest pinnae (Fig.
A new species of Adiantum from Cuba by Caluff, Manuel G. / American Fern Journal
Stem elongate; frond > 1 cm long, blade ovate to lanceolate 2 (2.
Pteridophytes of southeast Alabama: Dichotomous keys, illustrations ... by Woods, Michael; Diamond, Alvin R., Jr / Journal of the Alabama Academy of Science
The leaves of the peach tree are categorized as lanceolate that grows from seven to fifteen centimeters long.
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