Achlamydeae

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  • Achlamydeae Meanings

    noun a taxonomic group within the plant kingdom that includes plants lacking a true calyx and corolla in their flowers

    Fields related to achlamydeae

    Botany

    Achlamydeae refers to a group of plants that lack a floral envelope or perianth.

    Biology

    Achlamydeae is used to describe plants that lack a perianth or floral envelope.

    Taxonomy

    In taxonomy, Achlamydeae is a subclass of plants that do not have a perianth.

    Occupation Usage of achlamydeae

    Botanist

    In botany, 'achlamydeae' refers to a group of plants that do not have a true calyx or corolla, such as ferns and some gymnosperms.

    Biologist

    Biologists may use 'achlamydeae' to classify plants that lack sepals and petals in their flower structure.

    Taxonomist

    Taxonomists may use 'achlamydeae' as a category to classify plants based on their floral characteristics.

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