A Grammatical Dictionary of Botanical Latin

thickly: crasse (adv.), thickly, solidly, densely, grossly, coarsely, compar. crassius (adv.), superl. crassissime (adv.); confertim (adv.),‘compactly, close together, densely, in a compact body;’ crebro (adv.) 'in close succession, often, repeatedly,' dense (adv.), ‘densely;’ spisse (adv.), densely, compactly, closely;’ opp. laxe (adv.) ‘loosely;’

- legumine dense vel moderate vel sparse canescenti sericeo vel tomentuloso, with the legume densely or moderately or sparsely canescent sericeous or tomentulose.

- petiolis rhachidibusque squamis ferrugineis spisse obtectis, with the petioles and rhaches closely covered with rust-colored scales.

- caulis crasse corticatus, stem thickly corticated.

- calycibus glabris (non confertim hirsutis), with calyces glabrous (not densely hirsute).

- elateres bispiri, spiris in medio confertim, versus apicem laxe tortis, the elaters two-spiralled, with the coils in the middle compactly, toward the apex loosely twisted.

- sylva aceris, fagis, quercibus dense ornata, a forest densely embellished with acer, beech and oak (trees).

somewhat thickly: crassiuscule (adv.);

- folia crassiuscule membranacea (B&H), the leaves somewhat fleshily membranaceous.