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magnoliopsid

/mæɡˈnoʊ.li.əp.sɪd/

Traducción: Planta con flor caracterizada por tener dos cotiledones en su embrión, cuyo crecimiento del tallo se produce por depósitos en sus capas externas.

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/mæɡˈnoʊ.li.əp.sɪd/C2formalscientific
  • esPlanta con flor caracterizada por tener dos cotiledones en su embrión, cuyo crecimiento del tallo se produce por depósitos en sus capas externas.

A flowering plant characterized by having two cotyledons, with stem growth occurring through deposits on its outer layers.

  1. Magnoliopsid (dicot)C2formalscientific

    A flowering plant belonging to the class Magnoliopsida, characterized by having two cotyledons and a stem that increases in girth through secondary growth (deposition on the outside).

    esMagnoliópsida (dicotiledónea)

    • Magnoliopsids include many common trees such as oaks and maples.
    • Roses and sunflowers are well‑known magnoliopsids.
    • The stem of a magnoliopsid grows thicker due to secondary growth from a vascular cambium.
    • In botanical classification, magnoliopsids are distinguished from liliopsids (monocots).

    Sinónimosdicotdicotyledon

Formas
  • magnoliopsids plural form
  • magnoliopsids' possessive plural form
  • magnoliopsid's possessive singular form