| Dimorphic |
As in Dimorphic flowers. Having male and female flowers produced by the same orchid plant.
Dimorphic flowers may enhance pollination by attracting pollinators at different times of the day and night or cause an adversion to only the male flowers once pollinia has been deposited on the pollinator. |
Last Updated: 06-21-2014 @ 02:30 PM Submitted By: Oscarman
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| Diploid |
| Cells have two copies of each chromosome. |
Last Updated: 04-29-2006 @ 07:43 PM Submitted By: Oscarman
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| Division |
(di-VIZH-un)
Propagation by means of separating the root system or Rhizome into parts.
Ths technique of propagating plants by cutting or breaking apart the pseudobulbs or stems at the rhizome; a single propagation derived in that manner. |
Last Updated: 10-12-2008 @ 01:53 AM Submitted By: Oscarman
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