What is another word for acarpelous?
Pronunciation: [ɐkˈɑːpələs] (IPA) 
Acarpelous is a technical botanical term that refers to a plant that has no carpels or seed-bearing structures. It is often used to describe flowers that lack pistils, ovaries, and styles. Synonyms for acarpelous may include univulate, monocarpellary, one-seeded, or uniovulate. These terms are commonly used in plant identification and taxonomy, as well as in scientific research and analysis. Other related terms that may be used as synonyms for acarpelous include incomplete flowers, staminate flowers, and male flowers. Understanding the various synonyms for acarpelous can help botanists and scientists more accurately describe and classify plants and their reproductive structures.
