Monocarpic (duration), flowering and seeding but once, [38].
Monochlamydeous, having only one floral envelope.
Monocotyledonous (embryo), with only one cotyledon, [24].
Monocotyledonous Plants, [24]. Monocotyls, [24].
Monœcious, or Monoicous (flower), having stamens or pistils only, [85].
Monogynous (flower), having only one pistil, or one style, [105].
Monopetalous (flower), with the corolla of one piece, [89].
Monophyllous, one-leaved, or of one piece.
Monos, Greek for solitary or only one; thus Monadelphous, stamens united by their filaments into one set, [99]; Monandrous (flower), having only one stamen, [100].
Monosepalous, a calyx of one piece; i. e. with the sepals united into one body.