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Callus
* Some calluses have a deep seated core known as a nucleation.
* are areas of skin that grow thick in response to repeated pressure and friction
  - thick skin caused by regular or prolonged pressure or friction
  - bigger and usually form on the bottom of the foot
  - flat, painless thickenings of the skin
  - nature's way of protecting sensitive areas of the foot
  - one such protective mechanism
* are the body's natural reaction to prolonged pressure on the skin
  - foot's natural protection
  - thickenings that are usually on the bottom of the foot
  - usually painless, but corns can be quite painful
* can be bulky so reduce wounds properly
  - develop from wearing poorly fitting shoes and walking on hard surfaces
  - lead to other problems, including serious infection and even gangrene
  - occur on any part of the body that goes through repeated pressure or irritation
* develop due to excessive pressure at a specific area of the foot
  - on the hands, feet or anywhere friction occurs repeatedly
* develops in response to wounding, and protects the injured surface of the plant.
  - characterization
  - scars
* noun which term for an area of hard skin on the feet or hands.
* occur on the feet, hands, and any other part of the skin where friction is present.
* soft tissue that can grow from parts of the original plant.
* starts after a wound.
* usually appear on the palms, fingertips, or soles of the feet
  - plantar near the metatarsal heads
* vary in size and shape.

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Thick callus
* can develop under the foot as a result of abnormally high pressure points.
* protect the joints when kneeling down to dig and dine.

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Leaf node
* Every leaf node has the potential to produce fruit cluster.
* Some leaf nodes are part of acacias
  - apricots
  - aspen
  - baobabs
  - beanstalks
  - beeches
  - cedar
  - chicots
  - cocos
  - conifers
  - elms
  - gingkoes
  - grapefruit
  - guavas
  - hollies
  - laurels
  - mandarins
  - mangroves
  - onions
  - papaya
  - petioles
  - pine
  - pinyons
  - popcorn
  - rhizomes
  - rowans
  - spruces
  - stems
  - sticks
  - titis
  - trees
  - trunks
  - tubers
  - twigs
  - willows
* are part of stalks.
* is an enation

Prickle
* are on the outside of stems.
* form on the back as the leaf matures.
+ Spine (botany): Plant anatomy
  * Botanists use three different words, 'thorns', spines, and 'prickles'. Thorns are the ends of branches that are hard and sharp. Prickles are on the outside of stems. There are many different kinds of spines, some on leaves, some grow instead of leaves.

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Spikelet
* Most spikelets contain two seeds, each enclosed by a husk called the hull.
* are parts that contain the flowers of the plant
  - small, flattened, and laterally compressed with persistent axes
* cling to clothing and fur.
* contain only a single fertile flower and thus produce only one seed.
* generally contain two fertile flowers
  - flowers and generally are awned
* is an enation
* lack awns and consist of a lower sterile floret and an upper fertile floret.
* lanceolate, consist of a lower glume-like sterile floret and an upper fertile floret.
* occur in pairs on a central unbranched axis.
* usually contain two kernels.

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Glochid
* are difficult to remove from the skin
  - often difficult to see and more difficult to remove, once lodged in the skin
  - stiff, barely visible, hairs that grow in tufts on the areolae of cactus pads
* break away very easily and quickly become embedded in skin or clothing.
* easily detach from the plants and embed in the skin.
* stick into animal skin and membranes via cellular barbs along the glochid edges.

Marital relationship
* are a very private and intimate matters.
* is kinship

Matrilineage
* is kinship
* usually consist of a number of related nuclear families descended from the same woman.