Planteome: Term Details for "sepals enclosing meristem stage" (PO:0001378)

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Accession: PO:0001378
Name: sepals enclosing meristem stage
Ontology: plant_structure_development_stage
Synonyms: stage 4 flower in Arabidopsis (related)
Alternate IDs: None
Definition: Stage of calyx development that begins when the developing sepals enclose the floral meristem. Source: ISBN:0387940898
Comment: None
Subset: None
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PO:0025338 collective plant organ structure development stage
BFO:0000001 entity
BFO:0000003 occurrent
PO:0009012 plant structure development stage
PO:0025527 shoot system development stage
PO:0025571 multi-tissue plant structure development stage
BFO:0000015 process
PO:0025530 reproductive shoot system development stage
PO:0007615 flower development stage
PO:0025339 plant organ development stage
PO:0025585 floral organ formation stage
PO:0025578 collective phyllome structure development stage
PO:0007600 floral organ differentiation stage
PO:0007603 calyx development stage
PO:0001044 sepal differentiation and expansion stage
PO:0001378 sepals enclosing meristem stage

Parents of sepals enclosing meristem stage (PO:0001378)

subject	relation	object
sepals enclosing meristem stage	is_a	sepal differentiation and expansion stage (PO:0001044)

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Parents of sepals enclosing meristem stage (PO:0001378)

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