What is another word for Strigose?
Pronunciation:
[ stɹˈɪɡə͡ʊz], [ stɹˈɪɡəʊz], [ s_t_ɹ_ˈɪ_ɡ_əʊ_z]
Synonyms for Strigose:
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adj.
• ridged • streaked Other relevant words:
- additive ,
- addled ,
- analog ,
- analogue ,
- barbed ,
- barricaded ,
- befuddled ,
- bestubbled ,
- blockaded ,
- briary ,
- briery ,
- brushed ,
- burred ,
- burry ,
- bushy ,
- calico ,
- carinate ,
- carinated ,
- comal ,
- downlike ,
- elongate ,
- flocculent ,
- flossy ,
- keeled ,
- marbleised ,
- marginal ,
- moire ,
- motley ,
- muddled ,
- multi-color ,
- multi-colored ,
- multi-colour ,
- multi-coloured ,
- multicolor ,
- multicolored ,
- multicolour ,
- multicoloured ,
- muzzy ,
- napped ,
- one-dimensional ,
- painted ,
- particolored ,
- particoloured ,
- piebald ,
- prickly ,
- pronounced ,
- puberulent ,
- pubescent ,
- queen ,
- running ,
- sericeous ,
- shagged ,
- shaggy-coated ,
- shaggy-haired ,
- spiny ,
- splenetic ,
- tabby cat ,
- thorny ,
- torus ,
- unshaved ,
- varicolored ,
- varicoloured ,
- veinlike ,
- venose ,
- waspish ,
- well-grooved ,
- whiskery ,
- woolly-haired ,
- woolly-headed ,
- wooly ,
- wooly-haired ,
- wooly-minded .
- Bristling ,
- Crinite ,
- Glochidiate ,
- Lanuginose ,
- Lanuginous ,
- Setaceous ,
- Setose ,
- Setous ,
- Striated ,
- Strigate ,
- Strigillose ,
- Strigous ,
- banded ,
- barbate ,
- barbellate ,
- barred ,
- bearded ,
- bewhiskered ,
- brinded ,
- brindle ,
- brindled ,
- bristled ,
- bristly ,
- comate ,
- comose ,
- downy ,
- fleecy ,
- fluffy ,
- fringy ,
- hairy ,
- hirsute ,
- hispid ,
- lanate ,
- lanose ,
- listed ,
- marbled ,
- marbleized ,
- setal ,
- shaggy ,
- streaked ,
- streaky ,
- striatal ,
- striate ,
- striolate ,
- striped ,
- stripy ,
- stubbled ,
- stubbly ,
- studded ,
- tabby ,
- trichoid ,
- unshaven ,
- veined ,
- watered ,
- whiskered ,
- woolly .
How to use "Strigose" in context?
Strigose refers to a group of plants and animals that have brightly colorful flowers. These plants and animals are commonly referred to as lantern plants and they are found in tropical and subtropical areas. Strigose plants range in height from a few inches to over a foot and they typically have brightly colored petals that can range in color from white, light pink, or red. The flowers are asymmetrical and they often have a spur on the backside.
Strigose plants are typically dioecious, which means that the plants are either male or female.
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