Stænglens

Stænglens is the genitive form of the Danish noun stængel, which denotes the stem or stalk of a plant. In botany, a stængel refers to the main axis that supports leaves and reproductive structures, distinguishing it from roots, branches, or petioles. The term is commonly used in descriptions of plant anatomy and morphology.

Morphology and usage: The noun stængel is a common gender noun in Danish. The definite singular form is stængelen, while the indefinite singular is en stængel. The plural forms are stængler (indefinite) and stænglerne (definite). The possessive/genitive singular is stænglens, used to indicate ownership or association, as in stænglens farve (the stem’s color) or stænglens tykkelse (the stem’s thickness). The word stænglens typically appears in scientific, horticultural, and horticultural-writing contexts.

Examples: Stænglens farve ændrede sig i løbet af sæsonen. Stænglens tykkelse varierer mellem arter og erhverves ofte af vandtilførsel og næringsstatus. In specialized descriptions, stængel may be contrasted with other plant parts such as stilk (stalk) or gren (branch), depending on the specific botanical context.

Related terms: stængel (stem), stilk (stalk), gren (branch), plante (plant), botanik (botany). The possessive form stænglens is one of several Danish genitive constructions used to express possession or attribution in scientific and descriptive writing.