An eating disorder characterized by self-starvation; not applicable to plant biology.

Muscles that produce opposite movements; not applicable to plants.

In plants, refers to light-harvesting antenna complexes in chloroplasts that capture light energy.

Third from the last in a series; a general term, occasionally used in botanical descriptions.

Toward the front; rarely used in botanical contexts.

A compound or structure that is similar in function or form to another; used in comparative plant biology.

A phase of mitosis where chromosomes separate; essential in plant cell division.

A stage in meiosis I when homologous chromosomes separate; crucial for genetic diversity in plants.

A stage in meiosis II when sister chromatids separate; also important in plant reproduction.

A severe allergic reaction in animals; not applicable to plants.