IPA: /ˌkeɪlɪˈsiːəl/
KK: /kæləˌsiəl/
Relating to the calyx, which is the outer part of a flower that protects the petals and reproductive organs.
The calyceal structure of the flower is essential for its development.
Calyceal is derived from "calyx" (from Latin *calyx*, meaning a cup or husk) and the suffix "-eal" (meaning pertaining to). The term "calyceal" refers to something that is related to or resembling a calyx, which is often cup-shaped.
Think of a 'cup' ('calyx') that something is 'pertaining to' ('-eal'). This helps you remember that 'calyceal' describes something related to a cup-like structure.