androecium
noun
an·droe·ci·um an-ˈdrē-shē-əm 
-sē-əm
plural androecia an-ˈdrē-shē-ə
-sē-ə
: the aggregate of stamens in the flower of a seed plant
Word History
Etymology
borrowed from New Latin androeceum, from andr- andr- + Greek oîkos "house, home" + -eum, for Greek -eion, noun suffix — more at vicinity
Note: Regarding the introduction of this term see the etymology note at gynoecium.
First Known Use
circa 1836, in the meaning defined above
- Argenteuil
- argenteum
- argentian
- argentiferous
- Argentina
- argentinae
- argentinas
- argentine
- Argentine ant
- argentinean
- argentineans
- argentines
- argentinian
- argentinians
- Argentinidae
- argentinidaes
- argentino
- argentinosaur
- argentinosaures
- argentinosaurs
- Argentinosaurus
- argentinosauruses
- argentite
- argentites
- argento-