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Revision as of 15:32, 2 December 2014

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Description: The degree or nature of evidence when present within the context in point, e.g., obscure, unremarkable, prominent.

Notes: Categories were abstracted from 9228 botanical terms used in Flora of North America and Flora of China. [1]
The given value was not understood.

This is a collection within the FloraTerms. It contains the following concepts:

By label: apparentboldcharacteristiccodominantconcealedconpicuousconspiciousconspicousconspicuouscrypticdefineddegeneratedelimiteddisappearingdiscernablediscernibledistinctivedistinguishabledistinguisheddominantelevatedevidentexposedfaintfainterfeebleflatflatterflushfragmentaryhiddenillill_formedimmersedimpenetrableimpressedinconspicuousindistinctindistinctiveindistinguishableinsignificantintenseinvisiblenoticeableobliteratedobscureobscuredobsolescentobsoleteobvious... further results
By concept name: ft:apparentft:boldft:characteristicft:codominantft:concealedft:conpicuousft:conspiciousft:conspicousft:conspicuousft:crypticft:definedft:degenerateft:delimitedft:disappearingft:discernableft:discernibleft:distinctiveft:distinguishableft:distinguishedft:dominantft:elevatedft:evidentft:exposedft:faintft:fainterft:feebleft:flatft:flatterft:flushft:fragmentaryft:hiddenft:illft:ill formedft:immersedft:impenetrableft:impressedft:inconspicuousft:indistinctft:indistinctiveft:indistinguishableft:insignificantft:intenseft:invisibleft:noticeableft:obliteratedft:obscureft:obscuredft:obsolescentft:obsoleteft:obvious... further results

References

  1. Semantic Annotation, Ontology Building, and Interactive Key Generation from Morphological Descriptions.