Usually means: Flowers with uniform perianth segments.
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  2. homochlamydeous: Collins English Dictionary
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  4. homochlamydeous: Wiktionary
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Definitions from Wiktionary (homochlamydeous)

▸ adjective:  (botany) Having the perianth not divided into calyx and corolla.

Similar:
monochlamydeous, dichlamydeous, monosepalous, polysepalous, homogonous, monadelphous, monopetalous, homogamous, choripetalous, polyadelphous, more...

Opposite:
heterochlamydeous

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Similar:
monochlamydeous, dichlamydeous, monosepalous, polysepalous, homogonous, monadelphous, monopetalous, homogamous, choripetalous, polyadelphous, more...

Opposite:
heterochlamydeous



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