Category: C
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Constricted
(Abruptly) narrowed. To make a passage narrower.
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Conspicuous
Standing out, clear, remarkable.
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Conspecific
Belonging to the same species.
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Conserved, (nomen conservandum, nom. cons.)
(In nomenclature) a name, the use of which is officially permitted despite its contravention of one or more articles of the I.C.B.N. A term used to describe a domain (region) of a molecule on the surface of a rapidly mutating microorganism (e.g., the AIDS virus) that remains the same in all, or most, variations of…
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Conoidal
Somewhat cone-shaped.
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Conoid
Cone-like.
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Conocarpium
A multiple fruit, of many fruits on a common receptacle, as in a strawberry.
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Connivent
Two or more parts that are separated at the base but come together (but are not fused) distally. Brought close together.
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Connective
The part of a stamen between and connecting the anther cells, distinct from the filament; sometimes called the filament extension between the thecae. That portion of the anther that connects its cells. Connecting or binding together, as connective tissue.
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Connate
United, used when structures or organs of the same kind are joined margin to margin (e.g. connate petals); (Of leaves) where a pair are united at base. Fused or united with other surfaces of the same type (as opposed to adnate).