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octandrian (a.)
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- The octandrian plant species exhibited flowers with eight stamens.
- The octandrian system classified plants based on their number of stamens, specifically eight.
- Carl Linnaeus established the octandrian system as part of his classification of the natural world.
- Botanists identified octandrian plants by counting the number of stamens present.
- The octandrian वर्ग included plants such as the common lilac and the fuchsia.
- The octandrian system provided a framework for organizing and understanding the diversity of plant life.
- Researchers studied octandrian plants to unravel the evolutionary relationships within plant families.
- The octandrian classification system has been refined over time, but the concept of eight stamens remains central to its definition.
- Modern taxonomic systems still incorporate the octandrian concept, although it is now placed within a broader understanding of plant characteristics.
- The legacy of the octandrian system continues to shape the way botanists classify and study the plant kingdom.
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Alt. of Octandrous
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The octandrian plant species exhibited flowers with eight stamens.
The octandrian system classified plants based on their number of stamens, specifically eight.
Carl Linnaeus established the octandrian system as part of his classification of the natural world.
Botanists identified octandrian plants by counting the number of stamens present.
