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The state or condition of becoming green.

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Usage examples (11)
  • Some flowers are more liable to virescence than others.
  • Some of the above are probably cases of mere virescence rather than of phyllody.
  • Frondescence of the petals has been observed most frequently in the following cases; some, perhaps, were cases merely of virescence, q. v.; see also under Chloranthy,...
  • = -- The petals also are frequently replaced by leaves, though in many of the recorded instances the change has been one of colour only; these latter are strictly cases of...
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