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glandulose, a. Bot. (ˈglændjʊləʊs) [ad. L. glandulōs-us: see glandulous.] Full of glands or gland-like formations; having the nature of a gland.1847 W. E. Steele Field Bot. 52 Leaves glandulose. 1881 Baker in Jrnl. Linn. Soc. XVIII. 275 Panicle with spreading, few-flowered, secund, glandulose, slend...
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glandulous
glandulous, a. Phys. ? Obs. (ˈglændjʊləs) Also 5 glandelous, -ose. [ad. F. glanduleux, ad. L. glandulōs-us, f. glandula gland, glandule.] Of or pertaining to a gland or glandule; having the nature of a gland; containing, or consisting of, glands.c 1400 Lanfranc's Cirurg. 28 Anoþer maner fleisch þer ...
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eglandulose
eglandulose, a. Bot. (ɪˈglændjʊləʊs) [f. e- prefix3 + glandulose.] = prec.1878 Hulme Wild Flowers I. Summary 15 Leaves pinnate, eglandulose, slightly hairy.
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-ulose
▪ I. -ulose, suffix1 A compound adjectival suffix representing L. -ulōsus, formed by the addition of -ōsus (see -ose) to stems in -ul-us, -a, -um, as angulōsus from angulus, fābulōsus from fābula, perīculōsus from perīculum. Such formations are rare in earlier Latin, but a considerable number are em...
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