seed_surface_texture
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- Label: Seed surface texture
- Entity URI: https://w3id.org/APD/traits/trait_0012620
- Type: categorical
- Definition: A seed morphology trait [TO:0000184] which is the texture [PATO:0000150] of the surface [NCIT:C25245] of a mature [PATO:0001701] seed [PO:0009010].;Surface texture of a mature seed, including descriptions of configuration (overall surface patterns of the epidermal cells) and epidermal excrescence (surface patterns caused by structural outgrowths of the epidermis).
- Additional comments: This trait does not include values that capture seed appendages; see the trait `dispersal_appendages` for descriptions of seed appendages.
- Allowed values:
value description bumpy Seed surface covered with minute, rounded protuberances. (Synonyms, colliculate, verrucate, papillate, tuberculate, undulate) grooved Seed surface covered with grooves. netted Seed surface covered with raised, reticulate, interconnected ridges. (Synonyms, reticulate, honey-combed) papery Seed surface with a thin and papery texture. (Synonyms, chartaceous) pitted Seed surface pitted. (Synonyms, foveolate, foveate, dimpled, punctate, lacunose) ribbed Seed surface with longitudinal raised ribs or ridges. (Synonyms, costate, carinate, lineate, fluted, striate, strigose, lineolate, scalariform, ridged) rough Seed surface rough with no organisation of markings, resembling sandpaper. (Synonyms, scabrous) scaly Seed surface rough with loose scales differing in direction or not parallel in direction. (Synonyms, scurfy, squarrose) smooth Seed surface smooth, lacking texture. (Synonyms, glabrous) spiny Seed surface with spines. (Synonyms, echinulate) wrinkled Seed surface with a wrinkled, rugose texture. (Synonyms, rugose, rugulose, bullate)
See the AusTraits Plant Dictionary (https://w3id.org/APD/traits/trait_0012620) for additional information about this trait.
Coverage
For this trait, AusTraits includes a total of 5,292 records. This includes:
- data for 4,014 species.
- data for 153 families.
- data from 8 datasets (see the portal Citations tab for a list of sources)