Category:Thorns, spines and prickles

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<nowiki>espina; Duri; Dikenler, iğneler, ve sivri uçlar; کانٹے; Torn; Espina; 刺; Dorno; 가시; dorno; trn; Trnovi, bodlje i bodljice; Puncha; épine; Eri; Trn; Akstėns; трн; 刺; Torn; ಮುಳ್ಳುಗಳು, ಸ್ಪೈನ್‍ಗಳು ಮತ್ತು ಮುಳ್ಳಿನ ಗಂತಿಗಳು; Nzúbɛ; spine; شوك النبات; Spern; ပင်စည်ဆူး; 棘; tövis; Eipüse; escayu; espina; Kichka; draenen; خار; 刺; Torn; ეკალი; 棘; שדרה; 刺; oka; Däöre; Ñuatĩ; spina; 刺; espinho; Pikan; Astel; Колючки; ముల్లు; 刺; Tunuk; Trn; Spina; Trn; 刺; Dealg; Dorn; Rakis; zìgídà; Трн; Schinu; arantza; Duri; Cierń; മുള്ള്; Doorn; trn; Spin; نباتات جا ڪنڊا ۽ سوئا; колючки; Espiña; 刺; Αγκάθι; Tikan; Yaprakların, köklerin, gövdelerin veya tomurcukların keskin, sert uçlu sert, katı uzantıları veya modifikasyonları; terme générique du langage courant désignant épine foliaire, rameau-épine, aiguillon; plant; stechendes Gebilde an einer Pflanze, das an der Stelle eines Organs sitzt; módosult növényi rész; modified leaves, stipules, or parts of leaves; planta parto; preobražen list, poganjek ali del lista; strumento di difesa presente in numerose specie vegetali; အရွက်ဆူး; ဆူးမွှားများ; ဆူး; Épines; Epine; Épineux; Piquant; Punxes; Espina (botànica); Espinós (botànica); Espinosa (botànica); Espinescent; Espinosos; K'ichka; Kasha; Kiska; K'iska; Akanthophyll; Dornengewächs; Dornen; Sprossdorn; Трње; Torn (botanik); колючка; акулеус; тернии; Bior; Bladdoorn; Doornen; Takdoorn; pigyn; drain; pigau; espinescente; espinuloso; spine; piikki; thorn; prickle; Planta pikilo; trny; Monzúbɛ</nowiki>
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modified leaves, stipules, or parts of leaves
junge Robinie mit 15 mm langen Stipulardornen
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Wikidata Q201851
GND ID: 4150472-0
Library of Congress authority ID: sh85134974
BNCF Thesaurus ID: 35946
National Library of Israel J9U ID: 987007534012205171
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Note that botanists differenciates what are called "thorns", "spines", "prickles" and "spinose teeth". They are all hard structures with sharp, or at least pointed, ends, all of them with the same function of mechanically deterring herbivory. In common language the terms are used more or less interchangeably, but in botanical terms, thorns are derived from shoots (so they can be branched or not), spines are derived from leaves (the entire leaf or some part of the leaf that leaves vascular bundles inside, like the petiole or a stipule), and prickles are derived from the epidermis and don't have vascular bundles inside. Leaf margins also may have teeth and if those teeth are sharp and pointed they are called spinose teeth.

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