a|car|pous

a|car|pous
a|car|pous «ay KAHR puhs», adjective.
(of a plant) not producing fruit; sterile.
[< Greek ákarpos (with English -ous) < a- without + karpós fruit]

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  • syn|car|pous — «sihn KAHR puhs», adjective. Botany. 1. of or having the character of a syncarp. 2. consisting of united or coherent carpels …   Useful english dictionary

  • ac|ro|car|pous — «AK ruh KAHR puhs», adjective. producing fruit at the end or top of the main stem, as certain mosses do. ╂[< Greek akrókarpos (with English ous) bearing fruit at the top < ákros tip + karpós fruit] …   Useful english dictionary

  • am|phi|car|pous — «AM fuh KAHR puhs», adjective. = amphicarpic. (Cf. ↑amphicarpic) …   Useful english dictionary

  • an|gi|o|car|pous — «AN jee oh KAHR puhs», adjective. having a fruit enclosed in a distinct covering. ╂[< New Latin angiocarpus (with English ous) < Greek angeîon receptacle tyand> karpós fruit] …   Useful english dictionary

  • an|tho|car|pous — «AN thuh KAHR puhs», adjective. of or having to do with an anthocarp or anthocarps …   Useful english dictionary

  • ap|o|car|pous — «AP uh KAHR puhs», adjective. having the carpels distinct or separate …   Useful english dictionary

  • as|co|car|pous — «AS kuh KAHR puhs», adjective. of or like ascocarps; having an ascocarp …   Useful english dictionary

  • cau|lo|car|pous — «K luh KAHR puhs», adjective. bearing fruit repeatedly upon the same stem. ╂[< Greek kaulós stalk + karpós fruit + English ous] …   Useful english dictionary

  • e|ryth|ro|car|pous — «ih RIHTH roh KAHR puhs», adjective. Botany. having or bearing red fruit. ╂[< erythro + Greek karpós fruit + English ous] …   Useful english dictionary

  • gym|no|car|pous — «JIHM noh KAHR puhs», adjective. Botany. having a naked fruit. ╂[< Greek gymnós naked + karpós fruit + English ous] …   Useful english dictionary

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