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Polycarpic plants are
those that
flower and set
seeds many
times before dying. A term of
identical meaning is
pleonanthic and iteroparous.
Polycarpic...
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flowers only once and then dies; a
small number of
Agave species are
polycarpic.[page needed]
Along with
plants from the
closely related genera Yucca...
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terms with the same
meaning are
hapaxanth and semelparous. The
antonym is
polycarpic, a
plant that
flowers and sets
seeds many
times during its lifetime; the...
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meters tall
before flowering and dying. However, most
perennials are
polycarpic (or iteroparous),
flowering over many
seasons in
their lifetime. Perennials...
- Finland, it has been
declared an
invasive species.
Persian hogweed is a
polycarpic perennial, that is, a
mature plant flowers and
bears fruit season after...
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produce pincushion-like offsets, or "pups", as it grows—an
unusually polycarpic trait among the
Agaves (a
highly monocarpic group of plants)—a team of...
- the
Agavaceae (now Agavoideae) but was
separated from them, for it is
polycarpic and dioecious. Its name
refers to the
monster Caliban, an
antagonist in...
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rosettes of
succulent fleshy,
often brightly coloured leaves.
Species are
polycarpic,
meaning that they may
flower and set seed many
times over the course...
- epicarp, exocarp, Karpos, mericarp, mesocarp, monocarpic, pericarp,
polycarpic, procarp,
pseudocarp carp-
wrist Gr**** καρπός (karpós) carpal, carpal...
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England has not been confirmed.
Heracleum sibiri**** is most
commonly a
polycarpic perennial (not a
biennial as
often claimed), but
approximately one-fourth...
