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Triphyllous
With three leaves.
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Tripartite
Divided into three parts; Consisting of three parts.
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Trioecious
With male, female and bisexual flowers on different plants.
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Trimonoecious
With female, male, and bisexual flowers on the same plant.
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Trimerous
In threes (e.g. describing a flower with three sepals and three petals etc.).
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Trilocular
Of a gynoecium, with three chambers or locules.
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Trilobate
With three lobes.
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Trilete
(Of spore wall) with a 3-radiate scar.
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Trijugate
In a compound leaf: with three pairs of leaflets; Sometimes used (incorrectly) for ‘compound with three orders of leaflets, each order bifoliolate’.
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Trigonous
Obtusely 3-angled; triangular in cross-section with plane faces.
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