anthotaxy (Meaning)

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anthotaxy (n.)

The arrangement of flowers in a cluster; the science of the relative position of flowers; inflorescence.

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The skilled florist demonstrated an exquisite anthotaxy by arranging the vibrant blooms into a stunning centerpiece.
In botanical gardens, the anthotaxy of various flower species is carefully curated to showcase nature's diversity.
The wedding bouquet displayed a harmonious anthotaxy, combining roses, lilies, and daisies in a visually appealing manner.
A keen understanding of anthotaxy is essential for creating aesthetically pleasing floral arrangements for special events.
The study of anthotaxy allows botanists to unravel the secrets of how different flowers naturally group together in the wild.
The garden enthusiast spent hours perfecting the anthotaxy of the flower bed, creating a symphony of colors and shapes.
Floriculture competitions often judge participants based on their ability to achieve balanced anthotaxy in their arrangements.
The artist captured the essence of nature through a detailed painting that highlighted the anthotaxy of various wildflowers.
As a floral designer, her talent for anthotaxy shone through in every bouquet, captivating the admiration of her clients.
The scientific community explores anthotaxy to gain insights into the evolutionary patterns of flowers and their ecological roles.

The arrangement of flowers in a cluster; the science of the relative position of flowers; inflorescence.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The skilled florist demonstrated an exquisite anthotaxy by arranging the vibrant blooms into a stunning centerpiece.

In botanical gardens, the anthotaxy of various flower species is carefully curated to showcase nature's diversity.

The wedding bouquet displayed a harmonious anthotaxy, combining roses, lilies, and daisies in a visually appealing manner.

A keen understanding of anthotaxy is essential for creating aesthetically pleasing floral arrangements for special events.