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scapose

/ˈskeɪ.poʊs/

Traduction: Terme botanique désignant une plante dont la hampe florale (scape) part directement du sol, sans feuilles. Qualifie une plante munie d'une hampe nue.

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/ˈskeɪ.poʊs/formalscientificobsolète
  • frTerme botanique désignant une plante dont la hampe florale (scape) part directement du sol, sans feuilles. Qualifie une plante munie d'une hampe nue.

An obsolete botanical term describing a plant that has a leafless flower stalk (scape) arising from the ground.

  1. Having a leafless stalkC2formal

    Describing a plant that has a flower stalk (scape) rising directly from the ground, without leaves.

    frScapeux (se dit d'une plante)

    • The dandelion is a scapose plant, with its flower head on a bare stalk.
    • Many scapose plants are found in alpine regions.
    • The botanist identified the specimen as scapose due to its leafless stem.