An extinct primate; not relevant to plant science.

Plant tissue with large air spaces, facilitating gas exchange, especially in aquatic or wetland plants.

Respiration using atmospheric oxygen; in plants, refers to processes like those in aerial roots.

Requiring oxygen; describes many plant metabolic processes.

The process by which cells, including plant cells, convert glucose and oxygen into energy, water, and CO₂.

Respiration that uses oxygen to generate energy; common in plant cells.

The arrangement of floral parts in a bud; also refers to dormancy in dry conditions.

The study of causes, often used in pathology; in plants, can refer to the cause of diseases.

A geological feature in East Africa; not a botanical term.

A genetic study concept; not typically used in botany.