Describing seeds or plants that produce curved or bent seeds.
From Greek 'kampylos' (curved), 'sperma' (seed), and '-ous' (adjective suffix), botanical terminology describing seed morphology and characteristics.
Different seeds have evolved different curves and shapes because they need to wedge into soil, roll away from the parent plant, or fit into animal mouths for dispersal—evolution bent them on purpose.
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