si·phon·o·stele
(sī-fŏn′ə-stēl′, sī′fə-nə-stē′lē)n. A stele in which the vascular tissue is in the form of a cylinder surrounding the pith, as in the stems of most ferns and other seedless vascular plants.
si·phon′o·ste′lic (-stē′lĭk) adj.
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siphonostele
(ˈsaɪfənəˌstiːl) n (Botany)
botany the cylinder of conducting tissue surrounding a central core of pith in certain stems. See also
stele3 [C19: from siphon + stele]
siphonostelic adj
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si•phon•o•stele
(saɪˈfɒn əˌstil, ˈsaɪ fə nəˌstil)
n. Bot. a stele containing a hollow tube of vascular tissue surrounding a pith.
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