The Features View is used by botanists to describe the key characteristics of this plant other than leaves and flowers.

	Item	Notes
1	Underground type	The type of underground feeding and storage system for the plant.  Typical examples include: bulb, corm, rhizome, taproot and tuber.
2	Underground description	A free form description of the root structure and underground storage parts.
3	Bark color	For woody perennials, the colors of the bark.
4	Bark description	A free form description of the outer bark on this plant's woody structures.
5	Wood description	A free form description of the plant's woody cellular portions including color, texture and relative strength.
6	Fruit type	The type of seed bearing organism, for example: acorn, berry, drupe, nut, pome, and more.
7	Fruit description	A free form description of the plant's fruit bearing organism.  (For edible fruits and nuts, see the Nutrition View item "Edible Parts Description".)
8	Leaf description	A free form description of the plant's leaves. This description is used to supplement the leaf details provided with the Leaf View.
9	Flower description	A free form description of the plant's flowers. This description is used to supplement the flower and inflorescence details provided with the Flower View.