A Dictionary of Botanical Terms
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PHYtOL'OGY, see Botany.
PHYtOL'YSIS, the change in position undergone by the chlorophyll of a cell in con- secpieuce of the alternation of day and night or of the in- tensity of the sunlight. See Apostrophe, Epistrophe, and Systrophe.
PHY'TOMER, see Phyton.
PHY'TON, an internode with a node at its upper extremity which bears one or more leaves, in the axil of each of which may appear one or more buds; phytomer. The name was given by Gaudi- chaud, who regarded plants as compound individuals made... up of successive phytons.
See Metamer.
PHYtON'OMY, see Physiolog- ical Botany.
PHYTON'YMY, see Physiolog- ical Botany.
PHYTOPATHOLOGY, see Vege- table Pathology.
PHYTOT'OMY, (1) the science of vegetable anatomy; (2) the art or act of plant-dissection.
Compare Structural Bot any PHYTOZO'ON (pi. Phytozoa) (obs.), see Antherozoid.
PI LEATE, like a pileus; having a cap or pileus; pileiform.
PILE'IfORM, shaped like the pileus or cap of a mushroom.
PlLE'OLUS (pi. Pile'oli), a little pileus, especially where there are several from the same stem.
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PHYtOL'OGY, see Botany.
PHYtOL'YSIS, the change in position undergone by the chlorophyll of a cell in con- secpieuce of the alternation of day and night or of the in- tensity of the sunlight. See Apostrophe, Epistrophe, and Systrophe.
PHY'TOMER, see Phyton.
PHY'TON, an internode with a node at its upper extremity which bears one or more leaves, in the axil of each of which may appear one or more buds; phytomer. The name was given by Gaudi- chaud, who regarded plants as compound individuals made... up of successive phytons.
See Metamer.
PHYtON'OMY, see Physiolog- ical Botany.
PHYTON'YMY, see Physiolog- ical Botany.
PHYTOPATHOLOGY, see Vege- table Pathology.
PHYTOT'OMY, (1) the science of vegetable anatomy; (2) the art or act of plant-dissection.
Compare Structural Bot any PHYTOZO'ON (pi. Phytozoa) (obs.), see Antherozoid.
PI LEATE, like a pileus; having a cap or pileus; pileiform.
PILE'IfORM, shaped like the pileus or cap of a mushroom.
PlLE'OLUS (pi. Pile'oli), a little pileus, especially where there are several from the same stem.
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