rugose. A rough appearance of leaves in which veins are sunken and interveinal tissue raised, caused by certain virus infections.
ruminant. Any of the hoofed mammals (including cattle, deer, sheep) that chew the cud.
Rugose Wrinkled, usually covered with wrinkles.
Runner A slender trailing shoot that usually roots at the tip and some nodes; a long offshoot of a plant.
rugose Wrinkled.
Runner See stolon.
russet Yellowish-brown or reddish-brown scar tissue on a fruit's surface.
Rugose rose has some of the largest hips of all.
You know what was great about the female movie stars of the '50s? They had hips! You know one of the great things about roses? They've got hips, too! ...
RUGOSE: Rough and wrinkled.
RUN: A plant that runs will be growing rapidly underground. Great for ground cover but some plants take over an area by running.
RUGOSE - Rough and wrinkled.
RUNNER - A slender stem growing out from the base of some plants, which terminates with a new offset plant. The new plant may be severed from the parent after it has developed sufficient roots.
rugose search for term- a. (L. ruga, a wrinkle) having or full of wrinkles; corrugated; ridged.rugulose search for term- a., same as rugose.runcinate search for term- a.
It has wide, irregular, creamy-white margins that jet towards the dark center. The leaves vary from elongated to more rounded and are rugose. Near white flowers in late June to early July are held well above the foliage.
In common usage, "rhododendron" usually refers to members of the subgenera Rhododendron and Hymenanthes, as distinct from the azaleas. rotate Wheel shaped, saucer-like rugose Wrinkled. rugulose Lightly wrinkled.
 See also: Plant, Branch, Cluster, Hybrid, Rose
  
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