Month: March 2020
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Monothecal
With a single anther cell.
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Monotelic
(Of inflorescences) where each lateral branch ends in a flower.
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Monosulcate
(Of pollen) with a single sulcus (furrow-like aperture).
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Monostylous
With one style.
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Monostichous
In one row [unusual term].
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Monostelic
(Of a stem) with a single stele.
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Monospecific
Of a taxon (or group) consisting of a single species.
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Monopodium
A single main axis, with lateral branches.
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Monopodial
Branching system with the main axis growing indefinitely at the apex, secondary shoots may develop below the growing point. Monopodial inflorescences are generally known as racemose, and include racemes, panicles and (by contraction of the rachis) the true umbel and the corymb; sympodial inflorescences are generally known as cymose and include the monochasium, the dichasium,…
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Monophyletic
Descended from a common ancestor and including all the descendants from that ancestor. Of a group in which all taxa are more closely related to each other than any one is to a member of another group. Describing a number of individuals, species, etc., that have evolved from a single ancestral group. Originating from a…