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Porandrous
With anthers opening by pores [unusual term].
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Population
All individuals of a particular species in a given area, in theory all of these can interbreed. All of the output of a process over a defined time period; or a given type of product in the same size and similar containers, and of the same style of pack. The number of people in a…
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Pome
(In Rosaceae) indehiscent simple fruit in which the receptacle or hypanthium has enlarged to enclose the ripened ovary. Ovary inferior, surrounded by fleshy tissue, usually interpreted as a hypanthium, as in the apple or pear. A fleshy fruit having several seeds (as an apple). The fleshy but firm fruit of an Apple or Pear, etc,…
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Polytrichous
With many hairs, densely hairy [unusual term].
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Polytomous
Divided into more than three parts or branches [unusual term].
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Polytelic
(Of inflorescences) where branches do not end in a flower.
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Polystichous
With leaves arranged in several rows.
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Polystemonous
With stamens in larger numbers than other flower parts.
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Polysepalous
With many sepals; The opposite of gamosepalous.
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Polyploid
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…
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