#floral morphology
- Amplexiflorous — Regarding leaves, bracts, or other plant structures: embracing, surrounding, or completely clasping the base of a flower or an inflorescence. This specific morphological adaptation offers increased mechanical support and optimal structural protection for the plant's reproductive organs during the early stages of floral development.
- Anemogamous — Pertaining to plants, flowers, or plant species whose pollination and fertilization are structurally achieved via the wind, which transports pollen grains from the male apparatus to the stigma of female flowers. It represents the adjectival and conceptual equivalent of the term anemophilous.