protuberance

One of the natural protuberances on the human skull , considered to have significance in phrenology .

Also, the scoops swivel out of the way if they encounter anything solid, so the dredge does not destroy such protuberances.

The skin, thin or thick, may be smooth with fingerprint-like markings or covered with conical or rounded protuberances .

endocarp thin, fragile crustaceous, outside wrinkled, inside with warty or spinose protuberances penetrating endosperm.

Fruit has minor protuberances, a thin skin, a slightly grainy texture and is quite sweet.

Ovary with semitransparent, powdery protuberances.

Seeds reniform, slightly compressed, rugulose, without protuberances.

Edge members are preferably formed with protuberances to allow for better base-to-lid and case-to-case engagement.

Seeds with dotted protuberances on surface, conspicuously appendaged on lower lateral side.

But more recently, the hen-shaped outline of China has grown some new protuberances to the south.

The diseased trees are marked by protuberances on their bark.

Branches without protuberances or warts; inflorescences often more than 5 cm; leaf margin sinuate-dentate, secondary veins in 5-8 pairs.

Notice these other, smaller protuberances. These are largely hidden from the immune system.

There were protuberances of ovule fiber cells at 0 DPA.

Flat applies to surfaces without curves, protuberances, or indentations:

achenes 10 to numerous, spirally attached to elongated receptacle, with 2 hard hollow protuberances at base;