Definition

Describing a plant part that has a scape, which is a long, leafless flower stalk that rises directly from the ground.

Example

The garden was filled with scapose flowers that stood tall above the foliage.

Conversation

Did you see those scapose flowers in the garden yesterday?

Yeah, they looked really unique and beautiful!

I love how their shape stands out compared to others.

Absolutely! They add a nice touch to the whole landscape.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

This word originates from Latin 'scapus', meaning a stalk or stem. The term 'scapose' describes a plant that has a flower stalk or stem that rises directly from the ground without any leaves.

Memory Tip

Think of a plant with a 'stalk' ('scapus') that rises directly from the ground, which helps you remember that 'scapose' refers to a plant with a flower stalk.

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