Category: A
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Aphyllous
Without leaves. Destitute of leaves.
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Aphyllopodic
With lower leaves reduced to scales or sheaths only, as in some Cyperaceae.
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Aphlebia
A narrow, strap-like, very spiny leaflet quite different in form from normal leaflets, found at the very base of the adult sessile leaves of Eremospatha and Laccosperma. (Termed ‘aphlebia’ because of the superficial similarity to structures of this name in certain Pteridophytes; specialist term used in Palmae. A leaflet different in form from normal leaflets,…
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APG, APG II, APG III
(In plant taxonomy) abbreviation of Angiosperm Phylogeny Group, and now used to indicate the system of plant classification published in 2009 (APG III).
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Apetalous
Without petals. Destitute of petals.
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Aperturate
With an opening, not closed; Pollen grain with one or more apertures.
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Antrorsely
Upward or forward.
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Antrorse
Pointing towards the distal end, upwards or forwards, used of stem hairs and barbs on spines.
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Antitropous
(Of ovules) with the radicle pointing away from the hilum.
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Antisepalous
Opposite to a sepal, and not alternate with it; similar to oppositisepalous.