A Grammatical Dictionary of Botanical Latin

bullatim (adv.): bullately, in the manner of a bubble or blister;

- stomatibus bullatim prominulis, with the stomata somewhat prominent as a bubble.

- stomatibus bullatim prominulis, with the stomata somewhat prominent as a bubble.

- [fungi] habitat ad culmos Arundinis Phragmitidis hinc inde, plerumque gregaria: per quorum (vetustorum nimirum ac emortuorum) epidermidem, bullatim protrusam secusque rimas aliquot parallelas subflexuosas ruptam (S&A), it dwells here and there on the culms of Arundo Phragmites, usually gregarious [i.e. colonial]: thrust out like a bubble through the epidermis of which (certainly of old and dead ones) and ruptured along the somewhat flexuous and parallel cracks.

- [fungi] var. minor nervisequa elongata bullatim erumpens vivide aurantia (S&A), the var. is smaller, following the veins, elongate, erumpent like a blister, vividly orange.