Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Aplos

👉 Aplostemonous is a term in the field of linguistics and semantics. It refers to an ungrammatical sentence that does not follow the grammatical rules of a language, such as the subject-verb agreement or the use of articles. The term was coined by the American linguist Donald A. Macpherson in 1969. In aplostemonous sentences, there is no clear subject, verb, and object. Instead, the sentence consists of a series of

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👉 Aploschema is a type of plant organ found in the stem of certain flowering plants, including roses, sunflowers, and lavender. It comprises multiple tissue cells that function as a primary sieve or a secondary filter, allowing them to selectively filter out harmful substances from the air before it enters their leaves. This mechanism helps protect the flowers from insect attacks and other environmental factors while also providing oxygen for the plant's roots.

Aploschema

👉 Aplos are a type of fruit that is commonly found in tropical regions, typically on trees like mangoes or papayas. They have a sweet and juicy texture, with a distinctive flavor profile made from various compounds including sugars, starches, and some organic acids.

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👉 Aplosporellaceae is a family of plants that includes species such as the Aplospora and other spores-producing plants, often found in the soil or in aquatic environments. They are characterized by their ability to produce seeds through the process of apocarpogenesis, which involves the formation of a capsule-like structure called an aplospore.

Aplosporellaceae

👉 Aplosporella is a type of spore that arises from a hyphae (a type of tube-like structure) in fungi, specifically from a mycelium (the network of threads that connect cells). These spores are typically produced by budding or spreading the hyphae. Aplosporella's appearance can vary depending on the species and its environmental conditions.

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👉 Aplosonyx is a genus of flowering plants in the family Asteraceae, native to Asia with specific preference for hot and dry environments.

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