A Grammatical Dictionary of Botanical Latin

glebulosus,-a,-um (adj.A): (in fungi) “possessing a gleba, or resembling it (Jackson);(in fungi) glebulose, with rounded elevations or processes; (in fungi) “1. possessing, or resembling, a ‘gleba;’ 2. possessing little clods; broken up or minutely cracked, as if minutely plowed (S&D); see gleba,-ae (s.f.I); see colliculosus,-a,-um (adj.A); cf. ‘rimulose,’ ‘tesselately rimose;’

- [lichen] thallus niger, interdum nonnihil caesio-pruinosus, glebuloso-congestus (Nyl.) the thallus dull black, sometimes somewhat [lavender-] blue-bloom, densely glebulose [i.e. with rounded elevations]-congested.

- [lichen] thallus niger, interdum nonnihil caesio-pruinosus, glebuloso-congestus e squamis stipitiformibus erectis, apice crenato-lobulatis, fastigiatis, confertis (Nyl.), thallus black, sometimes SLIGHTLY bluish-pruinose, congested into clumps from erect, stalk-shaped scales, at the apex, crenate-lobulate, [fastigiate i.e. fastigiate, with branches clustered, parallel and erect], crowded.

- [lichen] thallus fusco-niger vel niger coralloideo-granulosus, glebuloso-diffractus, supra nonnihil pulvinatus (Nyl.), thallus grayed-brown, grayed-black or [dull] black, coralloid [i.e. with branching processes]-granulose, glebulose [i.e. with rounded elevations]-diffractus [i.e. appearing cracked into small areas], above somewhat pulvinate [i.e. convex, cushion-like].

- [lichen] thallus cinereo-glaucescens vel paullulum virescens granuloso-verrucosus vel glebulosus (Nyl.), thallus whitish-gray to glaucescent or somewhat greenish, granulose-verrucose or with small, rounded elevations.

colliculatus,-a,-um (adj.A), colliculosus,-a,-um (adj.A): bumpy, beset with little rounded or hillock-like elevations or swellings.

glebuloso-diffractus,-a,-um (adj.A): broken into irregular clods or lumps.