adjective having stiff, straight, or rigid hairs or bristles
In botany, 'strigose' describes a plant with stiff, straight, sharp, or bristly hairs on its surface.
In ecology, 'strigose' may be used to describe certain plant adaptations to specific environments, such as arid or windy conditions.
In biology, 'strigose' can refer to the presence of stiff hairs on the surface of an organism or cell.
In taxonomy, 'strigose' is used as a characteristic to differentiate between species or genera of plants based on their physical traits.
In botanical writing, the term 'strigose' may be used to describe a plant with stiff, straight hairs on its surface.
Botanists may use the term 'strigose' to refer to a specific type of plant hair or surface texture in their research and classification work.
Ecologists studying plant species may use 'strigose' as a descriptor for certain plant characteristics in their field studies and reports.