Botanical Terms Word Search — Easy

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Botanical Terms word list, defined

THYRSE /θɜːrs/ · noun
A thyrse is a type of flower cluster, typically a spike or a panicle, often found in plants of the family Apiaceae. It is characterized by a main stem with branches that bear flowers. Related: inflorescence, spike, panicle, umbel.
SUTURE /ˈsuːtər/ · noun
A stitch or seam, especially one made in a wound to close it. A surgical procedure in which a cut or wound is closed with stitches. Related: stitch, seam, sutured, laceration.
TURGOR /ˈtɜːɡər/ · noun
The pressure or tension exerted by fluid in a cell or organism, especially in plants, causing swelling or rigidity. A state of tension or pressure, especially in a plant cell. Related: pressure, tension, swelling, rigidity.
STIGMA /ˈstɪɡmə/ · noun
A mark of shame or discredit; a social or psychological mark that sets a person apart from others. A plant disease caused by a fungus, especially one that causes a blackened or discolored appearance. Related: mark, stain, blot, blemish.
CORM /kɔːrm/ · noun
A short, thickened, solid underground stem base that stores food and serves as a perennating organ in plants such as crocuses and gladioli, typically covered by dry papery tunics. Related: bulb, tuber, rhizome.
TEGMEN /tɛɡmɛn/ · noun
A tegmen is a roof or covering in the body of certain animals, such as insects, that protects the internal organs. Related: roof, covering, shell.
UNGUIS /ˈʌŋɡwaɪz/ · noun
The claw of a bird of prey, especially a hawk or eagle; a claw or nail. Related: claw, nail, talon, spur.
STROMA /ˈstroʊmə/ · noun
The stroma is the connective tissue framework of an organ or a structure, especially the part of the ovary that provides the support and nourishment for the developing follicles. It can also refer to the supportive tissue of an organ or a part of an organism. Related: framework, tissue, connective tissue, matrix.

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