Definition of connivent in US English:

connivent

adjective kəˈnīvəntkəˈnīvənt

Botany

Coming into contact; converging and touching but not fused together.
Example sentencesExamples
- In this respect it agrees with the genus Thismia, but differs in the inner perianth-segments being dilated and connivent at the tips, exactly as in Bagnisia and Geomitra.
- Variety arizonica differs from var. spicata by the smaller flowers with smaller keels less than 0.7 mm high on the central veins of the lip, by the column 12-14 mm long which is without a rostellum, and by the perianth being connivent or only slightly spreading.

Definition of connivent in US English:

connivent

adjectivekəˈnīvənt

Botany

Coming into contact; converging and touching but not fused together.
Example sentencesExamples
- In this respect it agrees with the genus Thismia, but differs in the inner perianth-segments being dilated and connivent at the tips, exactly as in Bagnisia and Geomitra.
- Variety arizonica differs from var. spicata by the smaller flowers with smaller keels less than 0.7 mm high on the central veins of the lip, by the column 12-14 mm long which is without a rostellum, and by the perianth being connivent or only slightly spreading.

单词	connivent
释义	Definition of connivent in US English: connivent adjective kəˈnīvəntkəˈnīvənt Botany Coming into contact; converging and touching but not fused together. Example sentencesExamples In this respect it agrees with the genus Thismia, but differs in the inner perianth-segments being dilated and connivent at the tips, exactly as in Bagnisia and Geomitra. Variety arizonica differs from var. spicata by the smaller flowers with smaller keels less than 0.7 mm high on the central veins of the lip, by the column 12-14 mm long which is without a rostellum, and by the perianth being connivent or only slightly spreading. Definition of connivent in US English: connivent adjectivekəˈnīvənt Botany Coming into contact; converging and touching but not fused together. Example sentencesExamples In this respect it agrees with the genus Thismia, but differs in the inner perianth-segments being dilated and connivent at the tips, exactly as in Bagnisia and Geomitra. Variety arizonica differs from var. spicata by the smaller flowers with smaller keels less than 0.7 mm high on the central veins of the lip, by the column 12-14 mm long which is without a rostellum, and by the perianth being connivent or only slightly spreading.
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