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enantioblastic, a. Bot.|ɛnˌæntɪəʊˈblæstɪk|
[f. Gr. ἐναντίος opposite + βλαστός (-blast) + -ic.]
Having the radicle turned away from the micropyle. Also eˌnantioˈblastous a.
1858A. Gray Introd. Struct. & Syst. Bot. 531/2 Enantioblastous, with the embryo at the end of the (orthotropous) seed diametrically opposite the hilum, as in Tradescantia. 1878M. T. Masters Henfrey's Elem. Bot. (ed. 3) i. ii. 157 The radicle generally points to the hilum (homoblastic), rarely away from it (enantioblastic). 1887Bentley Man. Bot. (ed. 5) 347 We have already observed, that the radicle as a general character is turned towards the micropyle... Some apparent exceptions to these relative positions occur..when the radicle is described as enantioblastic. |