An alternative or variant term for the arrangement and ordering of flowers on a plant.
From Greek 'anthos' (flower) and 'taxis' (arrangement), a less common variant of anthotaxis used interchangeably in botanical literature.
This is basically the same word as anthotaxis but written differently—scientists sometimes create multiple versions of technical terms before settling on a standard, which is why older botanical books use 'anthotaxy' instead!
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