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Definition of flowering
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Flowering
(n.) The act of
blossoming,
or the
season
when
plants
blossom;
florification..
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Aaron's Rod
::
Aaron's
rod () A plant with a tall
flowering
stem; esp. the great
mullein,
or
hag-taper,
and the
golden-rod..
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..
Flowering
::
Flowering
(n.) The act of
adorning
with
flowers.
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..
Bulbel
::
Bulbel
(n.) A
separable
bulb
formed
on some
flowering
plants.
Fibrovascular
::
Fibrovascular
(a.)
Containing
woody fiber and
ducts,
as the stems of all
flowering
plants
and
ferns;
--
opposed
to
cellular..
Efflorescence
::
Efflorescence
(n.)
Flowering,
or state of
flowering;
the
blooming
of
flowers;
blowth..
Flossification
::
Flossification
(n.) A
flowering;
florification.
Chelone
::
Chelone
(n.) A genus of hardy
perennial
flowering
plants,
of the order
Scrophulariaceae,
natives
of North
America;
--
called
also
snakehead,
turtlehead,
shellflower,
etc..
Phyton
::
Phyton
(n.) One of the parts which by their
repetition
make up a
flowering
plant,
each being a
single
joint of a stem with its leaf or
leaves;
a
phytomer..
Polyanthus
::
Polyanthus
(n.) The
oxlip.
So
called
because
the
peduncle
bears a
many-flowered
umbel.
See
Oxlip.
(b) A
bulbous
flowering
plant of the genus
Narcissus
(N.
Tazetta,
or N.
polyanthus
of some
authors).
See
Illust.
of
Narcissus..
Osmund
::
Osmund
(n.) A fern of the genus
Osmunda,
or
flowering
fern. The most
remarkable
species
is the
osmund
royal,
or royal fern
(Osmunda
regalis),
which grows in wet or boggy
places,
and has large
bipinnate
fronds,
often with a
panicle
of
capsules
at the top. The
rootstock
contains
much
starch,
and has been used in
stiffening
linen..
Fuchsia
::
Fuchsia
(n.) A genus of
flowering
plants
having
elegant
drooping
flowers,
with four
sepals,
four
petals,
eight
stamens,
and a
single
pistil.
They are
natives
of
Mexico
and South
America.
Double-flowered
varieties
are now
common
in
cultivation..
Floriculture
::
Floriculture
(n.) The
cultivation
of
flowering
plants.
Deflorate
::
Deflorate
(a.) Past the
flowering
state;
having
shed its
pollen.
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..
Primrose
::
Primrose
(a.) An early
flowering
plant of the genus
Primula
(P.
vulgaris)
closely
allied
to the
cowslip.
There are
several
varieties,
as the
white-,
the red-, the
yellow-flowered,
etc.
Formerly
called
also
primerole,
primerolles..
Oospore
::
Oospore
(n.) A
fertilized
oosphere
in the ovule of a
flowering
plant.
Rhizogen
::
Rhizogen
(n.) One of a
proposed
class of
flowering
plants
growning
on the roots of other
plants
and
destitute
of green
foliage.
Proembryo
::
Proembryo
(n.) The
series
of cells
formed
in the ovule of a
flowering
plant after
fertilization,
but
before
the
formation
of the
embryo..
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