| 释义 |
phyllody Bot.|ˈfɪləʊdɪ|
[f. prec. + -y.]
a. The condition in which certain organs, esp. parts of the flower, are metamorphosed into ordinary leaves.
b. The condition in which the leaf-stalk is metamorphosed into a phyllode.
1888Henslow Orig. Floral Struct. xxx. 302 Phyllody of the Carpels and Ovules. |