sorosis
- noun
- /səˈroʊsɪs/
- Specialized
- The pineapple is a classic example of a sorosis.
Examples
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Botanists classify fruits like the mulberry and pineapple as types of sorosis.
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The unique structure of a sorosis results from many flowers merging together.
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A pineapple is a well-known example of a sorosis in the plant world.
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Did you know that a sorosis can form from multiple flowers?
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A pineapple is a well-known example of a sorosis in the plant world.
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Botanists classify fruits like the mulberry and pineapple as types of sorosis.
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The unique structure of a sorosis results from many flowers merging together.
Synonyms
A food that forms when many flowers grow together, like a pineapple or mulberry
How Fused
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- Specialized
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- Specialized
Surface Forms
Etymology
Sorosis comes from an old Greek root soros meaning 'a heap' or 'pile'. So a sorosis is a fruit made when many flowers 'pile' or join together into one mass, as in a pineapple.