introrse
adjective
in·trorse ˈin-ˌtrȯrs 
: facing inward or toward the axis of growth
an introrse anther
Word History
Etymology
Latin introrsus, adverb, inward, from intro- + versus toward, from past participle of vertere to turn — more at worth
First Known Use
1842, in the meaning defined above
- cellulose
- cellulose acetate
- cellulose acetate butyrate
- cellulose acetate propionate
- cellulose ester
- cellulose ether
- cellulose nitrate
- cellulose propionate
- cellulose xanthate
- celluloselike
- celluloses
- cellulosic
- cellulosics
- Cellvibrio
- celly
- celo-
- celom
- celomata
- celoms
- celonavigation
- celosia
- celosiae
- celosias
- celotexes
- cels