What is another word for eustelic?
Pronunciation: [juːstˈɛlɪk] (IPA) 
The term "eustelic" refers to a specific type of stem structure found in certain plants with a solid, uninterrupted core. Some synonyms that could be used to describe this type of structure include "solid-core," "lengthwise uninterrupted," "monostelic," or "homostelic." Other possible terms might include "unbranched," "continuous," or "single-celled." Different plant species may exhibit variations in their stem structure, with some possessing "hollow stems," "jointed stems," or "banded stems." However, "eustelic" specifically refers to a solid, unbroken stem structure, which can be useful in distinguishing certain plant families from each other.
