trigynia (Meaning)
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trigynia (n. pl.)
A Linnaean order of plants having three pistils or styles.
Synonyms & Antonyms of trigynia
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
trigynia Sentence Examples
- The flower has trigynia, possessing three separate styles arising from the ovary.
- Trigynia is a rare characteristic in plants, occurring only in certain species.
- The ligules of the flower are arranged in a trigynia formation, with three distinct sepals.
- The pistil of the flower exhibits trigynia, with three distinct carpels forming the ovary.
- Trigynia often indicates a reduction in the number of stamens and the presence of a single stamen.
- The trigynia of the flower contributes to its distinctive reproductive strategy.
- Plants with trigynia have evolved specific adaptations to ensure successful pollination.
- The genetics of trigynia play a significant role in the evolutionary history of certain plant families.
- Trigynia is a valuable taxonomic feature used to differentiate between plant species.
- The study of trigynia helps researchers better understand the reproductive biology and diversity of flowering plants.
FAQs About the word trigynia
A Linnaean order of plants having three pistils or styles.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The flower has trigynia, possessing three separate styles arising from the ovary.
Trigynia is a rare characteristic in plants, occurring only in certain species.
The ligules of the flower are arranged in a trigynia formation, with three distinct sepals.
The pistil of the flower exhibits trigynia, with three distinct carpels forming the ovary.
