In the manner characteristic of gynomonoecious plants; displaying the reproductive pattern where female and hermaphrodite flowers occur together.
From 'gynomonoecious' with the adverbial suffix '-ly'. Allows scientists to describe this reproductive behavior as a process or pattern.
This seven-syllable adverb shows how botanical language gets wonderfully technical—but it lets scientists communicate exactly what's happening in a plant's reproductive strategy.
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