| Many of these cases, and others that might be cited, are probably instances of frondescence or phyllody. |
| This sudden lush frondescence was springing up at the rate of an inch a day at least. |
| Plants exhibit as much diversity in the warmth and length of time necessary to mature their fruit as in their frondescence and flowering. |
| The oak and beech have as yet hardly any appearance of frondescence. |
| They continued their journey under the frondescence of the mountain forests. |
| Gregor listened to Nature's breath whispering through the frondescence and to his own breath entering and leaving his body. |
