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  • Hypogynous

    Hypogynous

    (Of flowers) the sepals, petals and stamens inserted on the receptacle below and free from the ovary, the ovary thus being superior. Inserted under the pistil. With the perianth placed below the ovary, the ovary thus being superior.  

  • Hypogynium

    (In Cyperaceae), stalk-like constricted basal part of ovary; Hardened dics at base of achene.  

  • Hypogeal, hypogeous

    (Of germination) under the earth surface; cotyledons remaining underground and nonphotosynthetic. Below the surface of the soil.  

  • Hypog(a)eous

    Under the earth’s surface.  

  • Hypodermis

    Layer of cells immediately below the epidermis. The tissue layer beneath the skin proper. The tissue layer located under the skin.  

  • Hypodermal

    Beneath the epidermis.  

  • Hypocrateriform

    With slender tube and abruptly widening limb. Salver-shaped.  

  • Hypocotyl

    (In a seed or seedling) that part of the main axis below the junction of the cotyledons but above the radicle. The part of a seedling below the cotyledons and above the roots.  

  • Hypochil, hypochile, hypochilium

    (In an orchid flower) the basal part of a lip that is divided into two or three distinct parts. In the Helleborines (part of t he Orchid family), the (often cup-shaped) inner segment of the lip of the flower.  

  • Hyphodromous

    With a single main vein, all other venation absent or invisible.  

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