Usage examples (18)

• This matter will be more fully treated of under the head of hypertrophy and enation.
• Whether these supernumerary petals are formed by chorisis or by enation cannot, with certainty, be determined without examining the early stages of development.
• In enation the new growth projects from a previously formed organ after it has attained to considerable size, or even after its ordinary proportions have been attained,...
• True chorisis or fission, for instance, is usually a congenital affection, arising at a very early period of development, while enation takes place from structures which...