Usually means: Lacking a stem or stalk.
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  4. acaulous: Dictionary.com
  5. Acaulous: Online Plain Text English Dictionary
  6. Acaulous: AllWords.com Multi-Lingual Dictionary
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Definitions from Wiktionary (acaulous)

▸ adjective:  (botany) acaulescent

Similar:
acauline, acaulescent, acanthaceous, subacicular, acanthocladous, pachycaulous, acalycine, acanthous, crassulescent, acicular, more...

Opposite:
caulescent, stemmed, leafy

Types:
leafless, flowerless, stemless, bractless, branchless, fruitless, seedless, more...

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Similar:
acauline, acaulescent, acanthaceous, subacicular, acanthocladous, pachycaulous, acalycine, acanthous, crassulescent, acicular, more...

Opposite:
caulescent, stemmed, leafy

Types:
leafless, flowerless, stemless, bractless, branchless, fruitless, seedless, more...



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