| 1. | They can be evergreen or deciduous ensiform ( sword shaped ).
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| 2. | It may also be referred to as the ensiform process.
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| 3. | Both the Greek derived xiphoid and its Latin equivalent ensiform mean'swordlike '.
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| 4. | They are ensiform ( sword shaped ), also leaving a'naked'stem.
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| 5. | The stem has glaucous green and ensiform spathes ( leaves of the flower bud ).
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| 6. | It has long, erect, straight, and ( ensiform ) sword-like leaves.
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| 7. | Most are ensiform ( sword-like ) but a few were falcate ( sickle-shaped ).
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| 8. | It has green, ensiform ( sword shaped ) or lanceolate basal ( growing from the base ) leaves.
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| 9. | It has 6-8 leaves, which are ensiform ( sword-shaped ), glaucous, and bright green.
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| 10. | It has deciduous ( in Winter ), ensiform ( sword-like ), or light green, or grey-green leaves.
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