lacunose

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 12
[Lat. lacunosus = full of holes.] Bot.: Covered with little pits or depre ions, as Helvellia crisp a. la-cu-nō-sō-, pref. [LACUNOSE.] lacunoso-rugose, a. Bot.: Having broad, deep, irregular wrinkles, like the shell of the walnut or the stone of the peach. lạ-cu-nous, la-cu-nose, a. [Latin lacunosus , from lacuna =a ditch, a gap.] *1. Ord. Lang .: Marked by or having pits or de pre ions; furrowed, pitted. 2. Bot .: Covered with little pits or depre ions, as Helvellia crisp a .
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