Definitions

1. noun

A cyananthrol is a chemical compound involved in the biosynthesis of anthocyanins, which are responsible for the red, purple, and blue colors of many flowers and fruits.

“The researchers isolated a cyananthrol from the petals of the studied flower, revealing its crucial role in the development of its vibrant color.”

2. verb

To produce or secrete cyananths, often referring to the process of biosynthesis in plants.

“During the experiment, they found that the plant cyanantherol to produce more anthocyanins when exposed to specific wavelengths of light.”