Category: M

One-seeded.  

When the sepals are united into one body.  

When the corolla is united into one piece.  

Having but one pistil or style.    

Having only one cotyledon.  

Teat-like projections.  

Fruit derived from the fusion of an entire inflorescence, as in the pineapple. Occurring several times or in several places. Consisting of or containing more than one; manifold.  

A term used to describe the polypharmaceutical nature of plants that contain more than one bioactive chemical constituent.  

A review of several independent trials that have shown a plant’s efficacy. This is the highest level of clinical evidence and several meta-analyses provide the most reliable information. It assesses the quality of trials and statistically analyzes those that are deemed methodologically sound for efficacy. A quantitative method of combining the results of independent studies…

The practice of using moxa.