A floral arrangement in which the ovary is situated in a cup-shaped or flattened receptacle, from the margin of which the perianth and stamens arise (see illustration). The perianth and stamens are said to be perigynous with respect to the ovary, as seen in cherry and plum flowers. Compare epigyny; hypogyny.
Perigyny
- skew-symmetric function
- skew-symmetric matrix
- skid
- skid row
- skilled work
- skills
- skill score
- skin
- skin depth
- skin effect
- skink
- Skinner, Burrhus Frederick (1904–90)
- skip distance
- skip mark
- skip zone
- Sklar’s theorem
- Skolem constant
- Skolem function
- Skolemization
- Skolem-Löwenheim theorem
- Skolem normal form
- Skolem paradox
- Skolem, Thoralf Albert
- Skolithos
- Skou, Jens Christian