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tetramerous
tetramerous, a. (tɪˈtræmərəs) [f. mod.L. tetramer-us (ad. Gr. τετραµερής four-parted, f. τετρα- tetra- + µέρ-ος part) + -ous.] Having, consisting of, or characterized by four parts. spec. a. Bot. Having the parts of the flower-whorl in series of four. (Often written 4-merous.) b. Entom. Having the t... Oxford English Dictionary
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Tetrachondra
They are tetramerous, without free hypanthium. wikipedia.org
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onagraceous
onagraceous, a. Bot. (ɒnəˈgreɪʃəs) [f. mod.Bot.L. Onagrāceæ, f. onagra1: see -aceous.] Belonging to the family Onagraceæ, of which Onagra or Œnothera is the typical genus. So onagrad (ˈɒnəgræd), Lindley's name for a plant of this order.1845 Lindley Veg. Kingd. (1853) 724 The Onagrads..are in general... Oxford English Dictionary
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Monochaetum
Monochaetum is characterized by its tetramerous flowers, prevailingly dimorphic stamens with dorsally appendiculate anthers, capsular fruits that are free wikipedia.org
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octamerous
octamerous, a. Nat. Hist. (ɒkˈtæmərəs) Also octomerous (-ˈɒm-). [f. Gr. ὀκταµερ-ής in eight parts (µέρος part) + -ous.] a. Bot. Having the parts of the flower in series of eight. (Often written 8-merous.) b. Zool. Having the radiating parts or organs eight in number, as an actinoid zoophyte.1864 Web... Oxford English Dictionary
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Merosity
Be aware that two consecutive whorls of dimerous petals are often mistaken for tetramerous petals. wikipedia.org
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-merous
-merous the ending of the adjs. dimerous, trimerous, tetramerous, pentamerous, etc., used Bot. in the sense of ‘having (a specified number of) parts’. The numeral part of these words is often expressed in writing by an arabic figure, which is sometimes replaced by the English numeral word, as in 2-m... Oxford English Dictionary
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Stemonaceae
In the majority of Stemonaceae species, flowers are composed of four identical parts, i.e., tetramerous, or sometimes dimerous (two-parted). wikipedia.org
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Xerospermum noronhianum
Flowers: tetramerous. wikipedia.org
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clavipalp
clavipalp Ent. (ˈklævɪpælp) [ad. mod.L. clāvipalp-us, f. clāv-a a club + palpus the soft palm of the hand, mod. a feeler; cf. F. clavipalpe.] A member of the Clavipalpi, a family of tetramerous beetles distinguished by a club-like thickening of the terminal joint of the palpi. Also as adj. Oxford English Dictionary
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Acacia phaeocalyx
botanist Bruce Maslin in 1978 as part of the work Studies in the genus Acacia (Mimosaceae) - A revision of the Uninerves - Triangulares, in part (the tetramerous wikipedia.org
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Potamogetonaceae
The flowers are tetramerous: the floral formula (sepals; petals; stamens; carpels) is [4;0;4;4]. The flowers have no petals. wikipedia.org
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Huberia (plant)
The flowers are similar in form to Meriania species, but tetramerous (in four parts). wikipedia.org
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Charles S. Parker
Parker (1925) A tetramerous species, section, and subgenus of Carex. American Journal of Botany 12 63–68 Charles S. wikipedia.org
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Acacia robiniae
formally described by the botanist Bruce Maslin as part of the work Studies in the genus Acacia - A revision of the Uninerves - Triangulares, in part (the tetramerous wikipedia.org
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