monandric

[English monandr(y); -ic.] Belonging to or in any way connected with the practice of monandry; practicing monandry (q.v.). "Such customs as prevailed in ancient Britain, and their perpetuation after marriage had become monandric."-J. F. MacLennan: Studies in Ancient Hist . , p. 272. (Note.) mòn ăn -droŭs, adj . [Mod. Lat., ., mon an dr ( ia ); Eng. suff. -ous .] Bot .: Having only one stamen; of or belonging to the cla Mon and ria (q. v.).