isostemony (Meaning)
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isostemony (n.)
The quality or state of being isostemonous.
Synonyms & Antonyms of isostemony
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isostemony Sentence Examples
- Isostemony, where all stamens of a flower are of the same kind, is a distinctive trait of certain angiosperm species.
- Isostemony is a term applied to flowers that possess identical stamens in terms of size and arrangement.
- The characteristic of isostemony contributes to the structural symmetry of many flowers.
- In flowers with isostemony, all stamens are equal in shape, length, and fertility.
- Isostemony is found in various plant families, including Solanaceae, Fabaceae, and Cucurbitaceae.
- Certain species of orchids exhibit a unique form of isostemony, characterized by stamens that are united into a single structure.
- In species with isostemony, the uniform structure of stamens enhances the efficiency of pollen dispersal.
- The study of isostemony in plants aids in understanding floral evolution and adaptation to pollination mechanisms.
- Researchers have identified genes associated with isostemony, providing insights into the genetic basis of floral development.
- Isostemony, as a floral characteristic, is considered a crucial factor in determining the reproductive success of plant species.
FAQs About the word isostemony
The quality or state of being isostemonous.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Isostemony, where all stamens of a flower are of the same kind, is a distinctive trait of certain angiosperm species.
Isostemony is a term applied to flowers that possess identical stamens in terms of size and arrangement.
The characteristic of isostemony contributes to the structural symmetry of many flowers.
In flowers with isostemony, all stamens are equal in shape, length, and fertility.
