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gamopetalous

[ gam-uh-pet-l-uhs ]

adjective

Botany.
  1. having the petals united.


gamopetalous

/ ˌɡ泾əʊˈ±èÉ›³ÙÉ™±ôÉ™²õ /

adjective

  1. (of flowers) having petals that are united or partly united, as the primrose Alsosympetalous Compare polypetalous
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Origin of gamopetalous1

From New Latin, dating back to 1820–30; gamo-, petalous
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It may consist of a number of separate parts, called petals, or these may be more or less united, in which case the corolla is said to be gamopetalous.

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Ebena�ce�, a nat. ord. of gamopetalous Dicotyledons, consisting of trees and shrubs, of which the wood is very hard, and frequently of very dark colour in the centre, as ebony.

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The general name of polypetalous is given to corollas having separate petals, while monopetalous, gamopetalous or sympetalous is applied to those in which the petals are united.

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ERICACEAE, in botany, a natural order of plants belonging to the higher or gamopetalous division of Dicotyledons.

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Asclepliada�ce�, an order of gamopetalous Dicotyledons, the distinguishing characteristic of which is that the anthers adhere to the five stigmatic processes, the whole sexual apparatus forming a single mass.

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