Vexillum, the standard of a papilionaceous flower, [92].
Villose, shaggy with long and soft hairs (Villosity).
Vimineous, producing slender twigs, such as those used for wicker-work.
Vine, in the American use, any trailing or climbing stem; as a Grape-vine.
Virescent, Viridescent, greenish; turning green.
Virgate, wand-shape; as a long, straight, and slender twig.
Viscous, Viscid, having a glutinous surface.
Vitta (plural vittæ), the oil-tubes of the fruit of Umbelliferæ.
Vitelline, yellow, of the hue of yolk of egg.
Viviparous, sprouting or germinating while attached to the parent plant.