phyllody
/fɪlˈɒdi/Definitions
1. noun
A developmental anomaly in which a leaf or a leaf-like structure is replaced by a flower or a flower-like structure.
“The abnormal flowering pattern in the plant is an example of phyllody.”
1. noun
A developmental anomaly in which a leaf or a leaf-like structure is replaced by a flower or a flower-like structure.
“The abnormal flowering pattern in the plant is an example of phyllody.”