eupomatia

eupomatia
\\ˌyüpəˈmāsh(ē)ə\ noun
Usage: capitalized
Etymology: New Latin, from eu- + Greek pōmat-, pōma lid + New Latin -ia — more at pomacentridae
: a small Australasian genus (the type of the family Eupomatiaceae of the order Ranales) comprising trees and shrubs with large staminodia that resemble petals between the anther-bearing stamens and the stigma so that pollination can only be effected by insects

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  • Eupomatia laurina — Taxobox name = Eupomatia laurina regnum = Plantae divisio = Magnoliophyta classis = Magnoliopsida ordo = Magnoliales familia = Eupomatiaceae genus = Eupomatia species = E. laurina binomial = Eupomatia laurina binomial authority = R. Br. Eupomatia …   Wikipedia

  • eupomatia — eu·po·ma·tia …   English syllables

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