The term "pistillate" is often used in botany to describe female flowers that contain pistils, the reproductive structures responsible for fertilization. The opposite of pistillate is "staminate," which refers to male flowers that contain stamens, the pollen-producing structures involved in pollination. Other antonyms for pistillate include nonpistillate, androecious, and incomplete. Nonpistillate flowers lack pistils entirely and are usually found on male plants. Androecious plants produce both male and female flowers on the same plant, while incomplete flowers lack one or more of the reproductive structures required for fertilization. Understanding these antonyms can help botanists and gardeners identify different types of plants and understand their reproductive capabilities.

What are the antonyms for Pistillate?

• adj.

  • noun
  • acarpellous
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  • acarpelous
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  • androgynous
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  • male
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• Other relevant words (noun):
• male person
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Usage examples for Pistillate

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