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synanthesis Bot.|sɪnænˈθiːsɪs|
[f. syn-1 + anthesis.]
Simultaneous ripening of the stamens and pistils in a flower; hence synanthetic |-ˈθɛtɪk| a., exhibiting synanthesis. So syˈnanthic a. [Gr. ἄνθος flower], characterized by synanthy; syˈnanthious a., of leaves, expanding at the same time as the flowers (cf. synanthous); synanthous |sɪˈnænθəs| a., (a) applied to plants whose leaves expand at the same time as the flowers; (b) = synanthic; synanthy |sɪˈnænθɪ|, abnormal union or fusion of two or more flowers.
1880Gray Struct. Bot. vi. §4 (ed. 6) 219 *Synanthesis, the maturing of the anthers and stigmas simultaneously or nearly so.
1909Cent. Dict., Suppl., *Synanthetic.
1869M. T. Masters Veget. Teratol. 37 *Synanthic flowers of Campanula medium.
1845Lindley Sch. Bot. viii. (1858) 135 Leaves..*synanthious (i.e. appearing with the flowers).
1832― Introd. Bot. 401 *Synanthous; when flowers and leaves appear at the same time.
1869M. T. Masters Veget. Teratol. 37 *Synanthy may take place without much derangement of the structure of either flower. |