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Often used in the same context:
axils,
nutlets,
flower bud,
bulbils,
corm,
panicle,
flower stalk,
petioles,
inflorescences,
drupe,
floret,
rootlets,
sclerotia,
mycelia,
stolons,
tillering,
sepals,
ovules,
yolk sac,
internodes,
umbels,
spathe,
stamen,
awns,
mucilage,
spikelets,
meristems,
chlorosis,
cambium,
fruitlets,
endosperm,
mullein,
abscission layer,
hornworm,
pericarp,
vinca minor,
bract,
prussic acid,
hyphae,
pistil,
cankers,
anthers,
culms,
rhizome,
taproots,
swamp milkweed,
rotifer,
trichomes,
calyx,
abscission,
juglone,
midrib,
pokeweed,
vernalization,
sphagnum,
tannic acid,
vernix,
cereus,
flea beetle,
leaf scorch,
rachis,
arils,
vacuole,
ixora,
seedpod,
xylan,
staghorn sumac,
catkin,
racemes,
sweet woodruff,
pulmonaria,
suberin,
glycoside,
bunchberry,
sericea,
frass,
xylem,
plastids,
pustules,
papule,
herbage,
perilla,
quackgrass,
sphagnum moss,
wood sorrel,
ostrich fern,
henbit,
granulation tissue,
curly endive,
polyanthus,
chloroplasts,
reddish purple,
threadlike,
vetch,
spicule,
hairlike,
parenchyma,
inoculum,
johnsongrass,
pupa,
exudates,
hepatica,
cotyledon,
pods,
leaves,
tubers,
leaflets,
fronds,
outer,
petals,
fascicles,
ovaries,
thalli,
carpels,
clusters,
kernels
Appears in the definition of:
cataphyll,
class dicotyledonae,
class dicotyledones,
class magnoliopsida,
dicot,
dicotyledon,
dicotyledonae,
dicotyledones,
dicotyledonous,
dicot family,
dicot genus,
exogen,
magnoliopsid,
magnoliopsida,
magnoliopsid family,
magnoliopsid genus
Also try:
— Adjectives for cotyledons:
large,
green,
fleshy,
thick,
yellow,
pea,
placental,
fetal,
several,
immature,
maternal,
more...
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