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| − | | | + | |description=The organization of parts that conform a complex structure and may dictate the form at a macro or micro-morphological level. Differentiate this category from Arrangement, Shape, and Structure. Architecture emphasizes the composition of an organ (have or have not a part) and the position of its components in it, e.g. antherless, bimucronate; Arrangement emphasizes the placement of similar organs in space, e.g. clustered, alternate; Shape is the appearance e.g., linear, incurling are shapes of a leaf. When difficult to determine the best category, put the term in two or all three categories. Nouns such as leaves, flowers go into Structure. |
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Latest revision as of 23:18, 8 December 2014
Description: The organization of parts that conform a complex structure and may dictate the form at a macro or micro-morphological level. Differentiate this category from Arrangement, Shape, and Structure. Architecture emphasizes the composition of an organ (have or have not a part) and the position of its components in it, e.g. antherless, bimucronate; Arrangement emphasizes the placement of similar organs in space, e.g. clustered, alternate; Shape is the appearance e.g., linear, incurling are shapes of a leaf. When difficult to determine the best category, put the term in two or all three categories. Nouns such as leaves, flowers go into Structure.
Notes: Categories were abstracted from 9228 botanical terms used in Flora of North America and Flora of China. [1]This is a collection within the FloraTerms. It contains the following concepts:
By label: acaulescent • acauline • acaulous • acephalous • achenelike • achlamydeous • achlorophyllous • acrodromous • acroramous • actino • actino_plectostelic • actinocytic • actinodromous • actinomorphic • acuminate_aristulate • acute_biserrate • acute_caudate_acuminate • acute_tipped • adelphous • adenopetalous • adventitous • aerenchymatous • aerenchymous • aerial_rooted • agglomerate • agglutinate • aggregate • alate • albuminous • alete • algalike • allagostemonous • amentate • amphicarpic • amphicarpous • amphipodial • amphistomatic • amphistomatous • amphistomic • amplexicaul • amplexicaulous • anacampylotropous • anadromous • anastomosing • anastomosing_cohering • ancipitous • andropetalous • androus • anisocytic • anisopetalous... further results
By concept name: ft:acaulescent • ft:acauline • ft:acaulous • ft:acephalous • ft:achenelike • ft:achlamydeous • ft:achlorophyllous • ft:acrodromous • ft:acroramous • ft:actino • ft:actino plectostelic • ft:actinocytic • ft:actinodromous • ft:actinomorphic • ft:acuminate aristulate • ft:acute biserrate • ft:acute caudate acuminate • ft:acute tipped • ft:adelphous • ft:adenopetalous • ft:adventitous • ft:aerenchymatous • ft:aerenchymous • ft:aerial rooted • ft:agglomerate • ft:agglutinate • ft:aggregate • ft:alate • ft:albuminous • ft:alete • ft:algalike • ft:allagostemonous • ft:amentate • ft:amphicarpic • ft:amphicarpous • ft:amphipodial • ft:amphistomatic • ft:amphistomatous • ft:amphistomic • ft:amplexicaul • ft:amplexicaulous • ft:anacampylotropous • ft:anadromous • ft:anastomosing • ft:anastomosing cohering • ft:ancipitous • ft:andropetalous • ft:androus • ft:anisocytic • ft:anisopetalous... further results
