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Cyathium

Cyathium The cyathium is a very shortened selvedge inflorescence, simulating a single flower, typical of the Euphorbias, where nectariferous glands

Coppice The term coppice refers to a form of governance of a wood, in which the subsoil is replaced with

Caule The term caule, in botany, means the stem of the plants, which bears the leaves and establishes the connection

Catadrome The term catàdrome comes from the Greek δραμεῖν «to run», shaped on anadromous. In botany, the term catadrome means

Carpophore The term carpophore, in botany, refers to some parts or tissues of fungi or plant species. The term carpophore

Carpel In botany, the term carpel refers to the female organ of the flower. The term carpel comes from the

Cambium In botany the cambium is a meristematic cribro-vascular (or cribro-woody) tissue, made up of young cells, placed between the

Calyptra The term caliptra comes from the Greek kalýptra, derived in turn from kalýptō which means hide. With the term

Chalice With the ending chalice, in botany, we mean the set of sepals which constitutes the first whorl of the

Calatid The term calatid, in botany, means the flower head inflorescence of the Composites, also called anthodium or simply flower