synanthereousadj.

/sɪnanˈθɛrɪəs/

Etymology: < modern Latin Synanthereae, plural (Richard, 1801), < Greek σύν syn- prefix + modern Latin anthēra anther n.: see -ous suffix.

Botany. rare.

Belonging to the order Synanthereæ, a synonym of Compositæ, having the anthers united; syngenesious.

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intubaceous1657

corymbiferous1682

intybous1682

planifolious1687

cichoraceous1696

syngenesious1753

composite1832

syngenesian1840

cynareous1846

cynaraceous1847

synantherous1849

homocarpous1854

plecolepidous1858

compositous1859

synanthereous1859

asteraceous1876

cynaroid1882

tubulifloral1882

tubiflorous1888

tubuliflorous1891

1859 R. G. Mayne Expos. Lexicon Med. Sci. (1860) at Siphoniphytum A synanthereous plant.

Derivatives

synantheroˈlogical adj. pertaining to synantherology.

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synantherological1891

1891 Cent. Dict. Synantherological.

synantheˈrologist n. one who studies or treats of the Compositæ.

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synantherologist1881

1881 Jrnl. Bot., Brit. & Foreign 19 150 The last-named author, facile princeps amongst synantherologists.

synantheˈrology n. [-logy comb. form] the study of the Compositæ.

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synantherology1859

1859 R. G. Mayne Expos. Lexicon Med. Sci. (1860) Synantherologia..term for a treatise on the plants of the Synanthereæ: synantherology.

synantherous adj.

/sɪˈnænθərəs/

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