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phyllodial

/fɪˈloʊ.di.əl/

Traduction: Terme botanique désignant un pétiole aplati qui remplit la fonction d'une feuille, se rencontrant notamment chez certaines acacias australiennes.

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/fɪˈloʊ.di.əl/formalscientificobsolète
  • frTerme botanique désignant un pétiole aplati qui remplit la fonction d'une feuille, se rencontrant notamment chez certaines acacias australiennes.

An obsolete botanical term describing a flattened leafstalk that functions as a leaf, typically found in certain Australian acacias.

  1. Having a phyllodeC2formal

    Describing a plant that possesses a phyllode, which is a flattened leaf stalk that functions as a leaf.

    frPhyllodial

    • The acacia species is known for its phyllodial leaves.
    • Phyllodial adaptations help the plant survive in dry climates.
    • Botanists studied the phyllodial structure of the shrub.