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connivent
connivent, a. (kəˈnaɪvənt) [ad. L. co(n)nīvēnt-em, pr. pple. of co(n)nīvēre to connive.] † 1. Conniving; disposed to connive at or overlook (offences, etc.). Obs.1642 Rogers Naaman 188 What causes Magistrates to be so partiall and connivent at offenders? 1648 Symmons Vind. Chas. I, 300 Using a conni... Oxford English Dictionary
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Connation
When like organs that are usually well separated are placed next to each other, but not actually connected, they are described as connivent (that is the wikipedia.org
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conniving
▪ I. conniving, vbl. n. (kəˈnaɪvɪŋ) [f. connive + -ing1.] The action of the verb connive.1648 Gillespie Usefull Case (1649) 24 That cannot excuse the conniving at gross and scandalous sinners. 1669 H. Stubbe Censure (1671) 19 There is no conniving or complying with such a person.▪ II. coˈnniving, pp... Oxford English Dictionary
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Poortmannia
The stamens are slightly exserted and the filaments are ciliate, enlarged at base, inserted near the base of corolla, connivent around the straight style wikipedia.org
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connive
connive, v. (kəˈnaɪv) [ad. L. connīvē-re (in cl. period cōnīvēre) to shut the eyes, blink, wink, be dull or drowsy, shut the eyes to crime or wrong, f. con- together + a primitive *nīvēre not found, but app. related to nicĕre to make a sign, nictāre to wink, twinkle the eyelids; cf. F. conniver in s... Oxford English Dictionary
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Viola decumbens
The orange anthers hang together (in jargon connivent), and two have extensions that reach into the spur and produce nectar. wikipedia.org
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connivence
connivence, -ance (kəˈnaɪvəns) [a. F. connivence, or ad. L. co(n)nīvēntia, f. co(n)nīvēnt-em, pr. pple. of co(n)nīvēre: see connive and -ence. Originally always written -ence (though often altered in re-editions and dictionary quotations); the spelling connivance is rare before 1689, but has prevail... Oxford English Dictionary
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Corycium
The uppermost 3 tepals are connivent into a hood whilst the lateral sepals are almost united. wikipedia.org
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Dasymaschalon
(C) Friesodielsia desmoides, with outer petals free spreading, inner petals apically connivent forming a closed pollination chamber. (D) Dasymaschalon dasymaschalum, with three outer petals apically connivent forming a closed pollination chamber. wikipedia.org
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galea
galea (ˈgeɪlɪə) [a. L. galea helmet.] 1. Applied in Bot., Zool., etc. to various structures resembling a helmet in shape, function, or position; e.g. the upper part of a labiate flower; the membrane covering the jaws of the Orthoptera and some other insects; a horny cap on the head of a bird; and th... Oxford English Dictionary
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Solanum evolvuloides
Stamens 4–9.5 mm long; filaments 1–2 mm long, with one much longer than the others, up to 5 mm long, glabrous; anthers 4–6 × 1.3–2 mm, connivent, yellow wikipedia.org
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Ozothamnus ferrugineus
involucral bracts of Ozothamnus are straight or radiating and lacking paleae between florets, whilst Cassinia possess paleae and their involucral bracts are connivent wikipedia.org
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Alchemilla diademata
The teeth end with bristles and are slightly connivent. The leaf underside is hispid and its sinus is cordate. wikipedia.org
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Dudleya farinosa
The pistils are connivent and erect, and the follicles are erect. In the subgenus Dudleya, each petal is folded along the midline, with the exposed edge tightly connivent to the inner edge of the next petal, which forms wikipedia.org
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Leucas aspera
Androecium- Stamens 4 , epipetalous, didynamous, ascending, the upper pair shorter; anthers connivent, cells divericate, ultimately confluent. wikipedia.org
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