Pedunculate is often used to describe plant structures with stems or stalks that support flowers, fruits, or leaves. The antonyms for the word are sessile, non-pedunculate, and subsessile. Sessile refers to structures without stalks, directly attached to the stem or branches. Non-pedunculate is another term that can be used to describe plant parts that don't have peduncles. Subsessile means nearly sessile, with very short stalks that appear almost absent. Examples of plants that have subsessile leaves include the European hazel (Corylus avellana) and Lobelia siphilitica. By understanding the meaning and antonyms of pedunculate, we can better describe the diverse attributes of plant structures.

What are the antonyms for Pedunculate?

• adj.

  • all
  • sessile
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  • noun
  • stalkless
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Usage examples for Pedunculate

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