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Connate may
refer to
conjoined twins connation, in
botany Connate fluids in
geology This
disambiguation page
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- In
geology and sedimentology,
connate fluids are
liquids that were
trapped in the
pores of
sedimentary rocks as they were deposited.
These liquids are...
- Cross-section
through the
ovary of
Narcissus showing multiple connate carpels (a
compound pistil)
fused along the
placental line
where the
ovules form...
- lady's
slipper orchids (Cypripedioideae) that the two
lateral sepals are
connate to form a
synsepal in the
outer whorl. This is
located directly behind...
- fact,
meteoric water, with
other forms such as
connate water and
magmatic water playing minor roles.
Connate water,
trapped in rock
strata at the time of...
- -ific) is the
process in
which sediments compact under pressure,
expel connate fluids, and
gradually become solid rock. Essentially,
lithification is...
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strategies used by
these plants.
There are 4–12 sepals,
which are
distinct to
connate, imbricate, and
often petallike.
Petals lacking or 8 to numerous, incon****uous...
- adnation, the
fusion of
dissimilar organs. Such
organs are
described as
connate or adnate, respectively. When like
organs that are
usually well separated...
- five petals. Some
species are
strongly fragrant. The
gynoecium has
three connate carpels with the
nectary located at top of the gynoecium. Some species...
- dioecious, or hermaphroditic. The
flowers may have four or five
faintly connate but
imbricate sepals with an
equal number of distinct,
imbricate petals...
