Category: P

With stamens in larger numbers than other flower parts.    

With many sepals; The opposite of gamosepalous.  

With more than twice the normal haploid set of chromosomes. An organism with more than two chromosome sets in its vegetative cells. More than two sets of chromosomes in one cell. Two sets would be diploid; three sets, triploid, four sets, tetraploid, etc. Referring to a cell where there are more than two copies of…

With many leaves or leaflets.  

(Of a taxon) of mixed evolutionary origin, sharing more than one common ancestor. Describing a number of individuals, species, etc., that have evolved from more than one ancestral group. Having more than one origin; opposite of monophyletic.  

(Of flowers) with the petals free from each other. When the petals are separate or distinct (whether few or many). Opposed to Monopetalous.  

(Of a taxon or organ) with several forms, variable. Occurring in several or many forms; appearing in different forms at different stages of development.  

(Of a 3-dimensional structure) with many faces or sides; polyhedral is the more common spelling.  

With many styles. Many-pistilled or-styled.