In botany, describing a plant or flower that has exactly ten stamens (the male reproductive parts).
From deca- (ten) + antherous (relating to anthers, the pollen-bearing parts of stamens). This technical botanical term systematically describes flower structures using Greek numerals.
Botanists use words like decantherous to precisely describe flowers without pictures—once you know deca- means ten, you can instantly tell a flower expert is talking about a bloom with exactly ten stamens, making plant classification a counting game.
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