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    Terms List (Botany)

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    The document describes different plant reproductive structures and their characteristics, including: - Anther attachment types (e.g. basifixed) - Anther dehiscence types (e.g. longitudinal, poricidal) - Gynoecial fusion (e.g. apocarpus, syncarpus) - Ovary position (e.g. superior, inferior) - Perianth and androecial position (e.g. hypogynous, epigynous) - Placentation (e.g. axile, parietal) - Fruit types (e.g. berry, capsule, achene) - Seed

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    The document describes different plant reproductive structures and their characteristics, including: - Anther attachment types (e.g. basifixed) - Anther dehiscence types (e.g. longitudinal, poricidal) - Gynoecial fusion (e.g. apocarpus, syncarpus) - Ovary position (e.g. superior, inferior) - Perianth and androecial position (e.g. hypogynous, epigynous) - Placentation (e.g. axile, parietal) - Fruit types (e.g. berry, capsule, achene) - Seed

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    The document describes different plant reproductive structures and their characteristics, including: - Anther attachment types (e.g. basifixed) - Anther dehiscence types (e.g. longitudinal, poricidal) - Gynoecial fusion (e.g. apocarpus, syncarpus) - Ovary position (e.g. superior, inferior) - Perianth and androecial position (e.g. hypogynous, epigynous) - Placentation (e.g. axile, parietal) - Fruit types (e.g. berry, capsule, achene) - Seed

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    The document describes different plant reproductive structures and their characteristics, including: - Anther attachment types (e.g. basifixed) - Anther dehiscence types (e.g. longitudinal, poricidal) - Gynoecial fusion (e.g. apocarpus, syncarpus) - Ovary position (e.g. superior, inferior) - Perianth and androecial position (e.g. hypogynous, epigynous) - Placentation (e.g. axile, parietal) - Fruit types (e.g. berry, capsule, achene) - Seed

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    ANTHER ATTACHMENT

    1. Basifixed
    2. Dorsified
    3. Subbasified
    4. Versatile

    ANTHER DEHISCENCE TYPE


    1. Longitudinal
    2. Poricidal
    3. Transverse
    4. Valvular

    GYNOECIAL FUSION
    1. Apocarpus
    2. Syncarpus
    3. Unicarpellous

    OVARY POSITION
    1. Superior
    2. Inferior
    3. Half-inferior

    PERIANTH/ ANDROECIAL POSITION


    1. Hypogynous
    2. Epigynous
    3. Epihypogynous
    4. Perigynous
    5. Epiperigynous
    6. Epihypoperigynous

    PLACENTATION
    1. Axile
    2. Apical
    3. Basal
    4. Free-central
    5. Laminar
    6. Marginal
    7. Parietal
    a. Parietal-axile
    b. Parietal-septate

    FRUIT
    1. Simple
    a. Fleshy
    i. Berry
    ii. Drupe
    iii. Hesperidium
    iv. Pepo
    v. Pome
    b. Dry
    i. Dehiscent
     Capsule
    o Loculicidal
    o Septicidal
    o Circumscissile
    o Valvular
    o Poricidal
    o Acrocidal
    o Basicidal
     Follicle
     Legume
     Loment
     Silicle/Silique
     Schizocarp
    ii. Indehiscent
     Achene
     Grain/Caryopsis
     Nut
     Samara
     Utricle
    2. Aggregate
    a. Achenecetum
    b. Drupecetum
    c. Folicetum
    d. Syncarp
    3. Multiple
    a. Bur
    b. Sorosis
    c. Syconium

    SEED ENDOSPERM TYPE


    1. Albuminous/Endospermous
    2. Exalbuminous/Nonendospermous
    3. Cotylespermous

    SEED GERMINATION TYPE


    1. Hypgeous/Cryptocotylar
    2. Epigeous/Phanerocotylar

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