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Definition of flowering
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of flowering is as below...
Flowering
(a.)
Having
conspicuous
flowers;
-- used as an
epithet
with many names of
plants;
as,
flowering
ash;
flowering
dogwood;
flowering
almond,
etc..
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Archegonium
::
Archegonium
(n.) The
pistillidium
or
female
organ in the
higher
cryptogamic
plants,
corresponding
to the
pistil
in
flowering
plants..
Floricultural
::
Floricultural
(a.)
Pertaining
to the
cultivation
of
flowering
plants.
Azalea
::
Azalea
(n.) A genus of showy
flowering
shrubs,
mostly
natives
of China or of North
America;
false
honeysuckle.
The genus is
scarcely
distinct
from
Rhododendron..
Saprophyte
::
Saprophyte
(n.) Any plant
growing
on
decayed
animal
or
vegetable
matter,
as most fungi and some
flowering
plants
with no green
color,
as the
Indian
pipe..
Phaenogamia
::
Phaenogamia
(n. pl.) The class of
flowering
plants
including
all which have true
flowers
with
distinct
floral
organs;
phanerogamia.
Polygala
::
Polygala
(n.) A genus of
bitter
herbs or
shrubs
having
eight
stamens
and a
two-celled
ovary (as the
Seneca
snakeroot,
the
flowering
wintergreen,
etc.);
milkwort..
Mannite
::
Mannite
(n.) A white
crystalline
substance
of a sweet taste
obtained
from a
so-called
manna,
the dried sap of the
flowering
ash
(Fraxinus
ornus);
--
called
also
mannitol,
and
hydroxy
hexane.
Cf.
Dulcite..
Crowfoot
::
Crowfoot
(n.) The genus
Ranunculus,
of many
species;
some are
common
weeds,
others
are
flowering
plants
of
considerable
beauty..
Lily
::
Lily (n.) A name given to
handsome
flowering
plants
of
several
genera,
having
some
resemblance
in color or form to a true lily, as
Pancratium,
Crinum,
Amaryllis,
Nerine,
etc..
Herb
::
Herb (n.) A plant whose stem does not
become
woody and
permanent,
but dies, at least down to the
ground,
after
flowering..
Honeysuckle
::
Honeysuckle
(n.) One of
several
species
of
flowering
plants,
much
admired
for their
beauty,
and some for their
fragrance..
Fibrovascular
::
Fibrovascular
(a.)
Containing
woody fiber and
ducts,
as the stems of all
flowering
plants
and
ferns;
--
opposed
to
cellular..
Broccoli
::
Broccoli
(n.) A plant of the
Cabbage
species
(Brassica
oleracea)
of many
varieties,
resembling
the
cauliflower.
The curd, or
flowering
head, is the part used for
food..
Glomerule
::
Glomerule
(n.) A head or dense
cluster
of
flowers,
formed
by
condensation
of a cyme, as in the
flowering
dogwood..
Fruit
::
Fruit (v. t.) The
ripened
ovary of a
flowering
plant,
with its
contents
and
whatever
parts are
consolidated
with it..
Inflorescence
::
Inflorescence
(n.) The mode of
flowering,
or the
general
arrangement
and
disposition
of the
flowers
with
reference
to the axis, and to each
other..
Phanerogamia
::
Phanerogamia
(n. pl.) That one of the two
primary
divisions
of the
vegetable
kingdom
which
contains
the
phanerogamic,
or
flowering,
plants..
Enflowering
::
Enflowering
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Enflowe.
Ovary
::
Ovary (n.) That part of the
pistil
which
contains
the seed, and in most
flowering
plants
develops
into the
fruit.
See
Illust.
of
Flower..
Inflorescence
::
Inflorescence
(n.) A
flowering;
the
putting
forth and
unfolding
of
blossoms.
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