Botany Dictionary

  • Trilobate

    Trilobate

    Divided into three lobes.

  • Trimerous

    Trimerous

    Having floral parts in multiples of three.

  • Trimerous (2)

    Trimerous (2)

    Refers to flowers with three petals, sepals, or other parts per whorl.

  • Trimorphism

    Trimorphism

    The occurrence of three distinct forms, especially in flowers or reproductive structures.

  • Transpire

    Transpire

    To release water vapor into the atmosphere through plant stomata.

  • Transverse

    Transverse

    Lying or extending across; situated at right angles to the main axis.

  • Trapeziform

    Trapeziform

    Having the shape of a trapezoid; roughly four-sided with two sides parallel.

  • Trapezoid

    Trapezoid

    A quadrilateral with one pair of parallel sides.

  • Tree

    Tree

    A perennial plant with a woody trunk, typically growing taller than shrubs and having branches that form a canopy.

  • Tree (2)

    Tree (2)

    A large woody plant, usually with a single main stem or trunk and a distinct elevated crown.