Definition: The word "Angiospermae" literally means "flowering plants" in Greek, referring to a group of flowering plants that includes sunflowers, irises, and many other species.
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Definition: The word "Angiospermae" literally means "flowering plants" in Greek, referring to a group of flowering plants that includes sunflowers, irises, and many other species.
Definition: In the Bible, "Angiosperm" is a Greek term that describes an organism that has seeds or flowers embedded within its stems. It's often used to describe something that produces seeds, such as plants, trees, or grasses. The precise meaning and specific applications vary depending on cultural context and subject matter of the passage you're referring to.
Definition: In Greek, "angiosperma" means "flowering." The word itself doesn't have a specific meaning in English, but it implies an abundance of flowers or plants with reproductive structures. In the Bible, though, we encounter a variety of flowers that are called "angiosperms," which include many different plant families like angiosperms, dioecious plants, and monocots (mono means one flower per unit). The term "angiosperma" is used in various contexts to denote an abundant, diverse, or prolific number of plants or species.
Definition: The English term for "angiospermatous" refers to a type of plant that grows from a stem with roots in the ground, like a tree. It's a common description found in the Bible where it refers specifically to the "angiosperm," referring to all plants that have seeds and grow through seed dispersal.
Definition: The term "angiospermic" comes from Greek, meaning "soul," referring to its primary function: growth and reproduction. It's a specific type of plant that exhibits a lot of unique features such as roots, stems, leaves, flowers, and fruit. In Christianity, it refers to an individual who is born again from the seed of Abraham after the birth of Christ.
Definition: The word "angiospermous" describes a plant with broad leaves, flowers with petals that open at an angle, and seeds arranged in a row on the stem. This makes it a type of flowering plant commonly found in nature. The definition of angiosperma is a plant that has flowers that are produced from the stigma (male reproductive part) to produce pollen.
Definition: The term "angiosperms" refers to flowering plants, which include plants such as roses, lilies, and orchids. They are classified by their reproductive structures, which are typically divided into four main groups: monocots, decennates, trichocotyledons, and polycots. Each group has a different number of petals, each flower has anthers, and they reproduce sexually or asexually. This term is used to describe plants that grow in the air (or are cultivated) as part of the food web.