Procumbent
101prona — L. inclined forward. Flowering culms procumbent …
102reclinata — , reclinatum L. reclino, lean back. Culms weakly procumbent …
103reptatum — L. repto, creep. Culms procumbent and root at the nodes …
104surrecta — , surrectum L. surgo (subrigo), raise aloft. Stems initially procumbent …
105prostrate — I. a. 1. Prostrated, prone, stretched out, flat, fallen. 2. (Bot.) Procumbent. II. v. a. 1. Overthrow, overturn, level, fell, demolish, destroy, ruin, throw down, lay flat. 2. Exhaust, reduce, overcome, depress, bringlow …
106prostrate — 1. adjective 1) the prostrate figure on the ground Syn: prone, lying flat, lying down, stretched out, spread eagled, sprawling, horizontal, recumbent; rare procumbent Ant: upright 2) his wife was prostrate with shock …
107creeping — Colloquial for procumbent or prostrate. Cf. erect …
108decumbent — Of stems, lying along the ground but turning upwards distally, e.g. Ceratozamia decumbens and the newly described Zamia decumbens. See also procumbent, prostrate. Cf. erect …
109erect — Upright; perpendicular; in cycads, used to describe the natural orientation of stems (e.g. the trunk of Dioon merolae) or of the most recent crown or flush of leaves (e.g. the crown of Ceratozamia norstogii). Cf. decumbent, procumbent,… …
110prostrate — Trailing or lying along the ground but not rooting; typically referring to stems, e.g. the stems of old plants of Zamia poeppigiana. See also decumbent, procumbent. Cf. erect …