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Aztekium ritteri, commonly known as the Aztec Cactus, is a unique Mexican cactus endemic to Nuevo León. Its distinctive ribbed stems, reminiscent of Aztec architecture, were once the sole species within its genus. This slow-growing plant is notable for its endangered status and represents a signific...
Aulacopleura is a genus of small trilobites known especially from Silurian deposits in the Czech Republic. Large assemblages of Aulacopleura koninckii preserve individuals across many growth stages, allowing researchers to reconstruct how segments were added and body proportions changed during devel...
Aztekium valdezii is a rare cactus native to Nuevo León, Mexico. Discovered in 2011, it represents the second species within the Aztekium genus. This diminutive cactus, characterized by its wrinkled and ribbed stems and delicate pink flowers, is notable for its endangered status and unique genetic m...
Israeli heirloom cantaloupe developed at Kibbutz Ha-Ogen in the mid-20th century, distinguished by pale green flesh and a delicate honey-sweet flavor.
The Spanish ribbed newt (Pleurodeles waltl) is a large amphibian native to the Iberian Peninsula and Morocco. It is known for a unique defensive mechanism where it forces its sharp rib tips through its skin, coating them with toxic skin secretions to deter predators. These newts are entirely aquatic...
The Mexican fencepost cactus (Pachycereus marginatus) is a columnar succulent native to the arid regions of central Mexico. It typically grows with tall, unbranched, deeply ribbed stems that are covered in short spines. Due to its rapid vertical growth and dense clustering habit, the plant is widely...
Astrophytum capricorne, commonly known as the Goat Horn Cactus, is a globular succulent native to Mexico’s Coahuila region. Its notable feature is its elongated, spiraling gray-brown spines resembling horns, which contrast with vibrant yellow flowers featuring red throats. This cactus is popular amo...
Eriosyce aurata is a cactus species native to central Chile, where it grows in dry habitats from coastal areas into inland valleys. It develops a globose to short-columnar, strongly ribbed stem covered by dense golden or yellowish spines, with wool around the growing point. The species is cultivated...
The SKIMS Cotton Rib Tank is constructed from a soft, breathable cotton blend with ribbed detailing for a comfortable and classic fit, offering versatile layering options across various occasions.
Astrophytum ornatum, commonly called Monk's Hood Cactus, is a columnar cactus native to central Mexico and the largest species in the genus Astrophytum, capable of reaching approximately one meter in height. It was the first Astrophytum species to be scientifically described, catalogued in 1827. The...
Parodia magnifica, commonly known as the Balloon Cactus, is a globular succulent native to southern Brazil, where it grows on cliff faces and rocky outcrops. It is characterized by a ribbed, blue-green body covered in fine golden spines and produces large yellow flowers at the crown. The species was...
Rib knit is a knitted textile structure made with alternating vertical columns of knit and purl stitches, producing raised ribs on both faces of the fabric. This construction gives the material substantial crosswise elasticity and allows it to recover toward its original width, although performance...
Pachycereus marginatus, commonly called the Mexican fence post cactus, is a columnar cactus native to Mexico. It develops upright, ribbed green stems with closely spaced areoles and relatively short spines, often forming a tall architectural plant with multiple columns. In Mexico it has traditionall...
Corduroy is a woven cut-pile textile distinguished by raised parallel ribs known as wales. It is commonly made from cotton, although blends and other fibers are also used, and the number and width of the wales affect its texture, weight, and appearance. The fabric is used for trousers, jackets, shir...
Echinocactus horizonthalonius, commonly called the eagle's claw cactus or Turk's-head cactus, is a small barrel-shaped cactus native to the Chihuahuan Desert region of Mexico and the southwestern United States. It has a blue-gray to gray-green body divided into prominent ribs and bears stout, curved...
Jenny Lind is a nineteenth-century American muskmelon cultivar named for the Swedish opera singer Jenny Lind. It produces small, distinctly ribbed fruit with a flattened or turban-like form, netted greenish skin, and sweet green flesh. As an open-pollinated heirloom, it is grown mainly by home garde...
The precious wentletrap is a species of marine gastropod mollusk found in the Indo-Pacific region. It is highly recognizable by its striking, pure white shell, which features pronounced, widely spaced axial ribs that give it a spiraling, staircase-like appearance. Historically, its rarity made it hi...
A fine corduroy fabric with a high number of narrow wales per inch, producing a softer texture than standard corduroy and commonly used in children's clothing and light garments.
A tropical shrub native to South America bearing distinctive ribbed red-to-black berries with a sweet-tart flavor, now naturalized across tropical regions worldwide.
Lunker City Ribster is a ribbed soft-plastic worm from Lunker City that combines a segmented body for water displacement with a slender profile suited to wacky-rig and split-shot applications.
Acanthocalycium violaceum is a species of globular cactus native to Argentina and cultivated as an ornamental plant. It develops a ribbed green stem bearing clusters of sharp spines and produces comparatively large, funnel-shaped flowers in violet, lavender, or pinkish-purple tones. Like many cacti...
Eulychnia acida is a columnar cactus endemic to northern and central Chile, where it grows in arid and semiarid environments influenced in places by coastal fog. It develops upright, branching stems with pronounced ribs and clusters of spines, producing flowers and fleshy fruits. The edible fruit is...
A durable woven fabric with prominent lengthwise ribs, originally developed in Bedford, England, and traditionally used for riding breeches and military uniforms.
Parodia ottonis, commonly called Otto's cactus, is a small globular cactus native to parts of southern South America, including Brazil, Uruguay, Paraguay, and Argentina. It has a rounded, ribbed stem with clusters of spines arising from regularly spaced areoles and commonly produces relatively large...
Weberbauerocereus rauhii is a columnar cactus native to the Andean highlands of Peru, belonging to a genus of tree-like cacti endemic to the country and adapted to arid, high-elevation environments. The species produces tall, ribbed stems armed with golden to brownish spines and opens its flowers at...
