pedunculated polyp
slipped
footstalk
acetogenin
sea strawberry
sea cauliflower
stalk
rhizocaul
pappiform
acrophore
carpophore
pigweed
birdweed
polypiform
circumpeduncular
polyking
polypigerous
anthostele
papilliform
papular
peripapillary
circumpapillary
stipitiform
thistledown
sertularian
scyphopolyp
polypoid
polypiferous
polymatroid
stauropolyp
pluriglandular
pustuliform
willow-weed
verriculate
caudiciform
strig
rib
polyandrism
cell
dialypetalous
polychromatous
mericarp
trefoiled
umbilicate
utriculiform
pegfilgrastim
stipiform
fine
papillar
petiolate
phallapodeme
circumplicial
sea kidney
patellate
papershell
pedicellation
leaf sheath
filament
epiclinal
Neolentinus ponderosus
tufty
polyphylesis
periphallic
thrum
petiolule
polygony
hypercell
papillose
intrapapillary
polyzoarium
shepherd's rod
polycot
cymatium
seedpod
sphaeropedunculate
polyspermal
tripinnate
tripinnated
polyketonic
pappose
polyureic
facet
intrapetiolar stipule
ray flower
acyclic
spindle
polysperm
polyspermatous
polytomously
ray floret
spine
stalklike
cone
basifixed
peduncled
polystelic
polypite
pedotubule

English words for 'a polyp with a stalk or peduncle'

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