What is another word for haplostelic?
Pronunciation: [hˌapləstˈɛlɪk] (IPA) 
Haplostelic is a term used to describe a type of primitive vascular tissue found in some plants. This tissue is characterized by a single strand of xylem surrounded by phloem tissue. In botanical terminology, the word haplostelic is derived from the Greek words haplo, meaning single, and stēlē, meaning pillar or support. Synonyms for this term include "simple-stele", "primitive stele" and "monostele". These terms are used interchangeably to describe the same tissue structure in plants. Understanding the synonyms for the term haplostelic can help in better explaining the concept to students, researchers, and other individuals interested in botany.
