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monoclinous

/məˈnɒk.lɪ.nəs/

Traducción: Término botánico (a menudo anticuado) que describe una planta cuyas flores contienen tanto estambres como pistilos, es decir, flores hermafroditas o bisexuales.

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formalcommonscientificobsoleto/məˈnɒk.lɪ.nəs/

An obsolete botanical term describing a plant that has both stamens and pistils in the same flower (hermaphroditic).

  • 🇪🇸Término botánico (a menudo anticuado) que describe una planta cuyas flores contienen tanto estambres como pistilos, es decir, flores hermafroditas o bisexuales.
  1. Having both reproductive organs in one flower C2 formal scientific

    Describing a flower that contains both pistils (female reproductive parts) and stamens (male reproductive parts) within the same blossom.

    • Monoclinous flowers are common in many plant families, such as lilies and roses.
    • The botanist explained that monoclinous plants are also known as hermaphroditic.
    • Most cultivated crops like tomatoes and beans have monoclinous flowers.

    🇪🇸Monoclinio

    Sinónimos: bisexualperfect

    Antónimos: diclinous

  • more monoclinous comparative form
  • most monoclinous superlative form