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stoloniferous, a. Bot. and Zool.|stəʊ-, stɒləˈnɪfərəs|
[f. mod. L. stolōnifer, f. stolōnem stolon: see -ferous.]
Producing stolons.
1777Robson Brit. Flora 6 Stoloniferous, having scions, suckers or barren shoots, as in Creeping Crowfoot and Meadow Bugle. 1786Abercrombie Gard. Assist., Arrangem. 65 Stoloniferous, or shoot-bearing Chinese saxifrage. 1840J. Buel Farmer's Comp. 161 Even the delicate stoloniferous rose is constantly changing its location in this way. 1865Intell. Observer No. 40. 301 Traversed at D by a stoloniferous passage. 1872Brady in Monthly Microsc. Jrnl. July 33 [In the Foraminifera] It is not..unusual to find..two segments connected by a stoloniferous tube. 1899Jrnl. R. Agric. Soc. Mar. 113 So strong is the habit of stoloniferous growth.
Hence stoloˈniferously adv.
1864Cobbold Entozoa 264 The generally-received notion that the heads bud out stoloniferously, as it were, is altogether disproved. |