uniserial, uniserIate
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 7
[Pref. uni-, and Eng. serial, seriate.) Having a single line or series. ū-ni-sër-i-ate-lý, adv . [Eng, uniseriate ; -ly.] • In a uniseriate manner; in a single lino or series. ū-ni-sex-u-al, a. [Pref.uni-, and Eng. sexual .] 1. Ord. Lang.: Having one sex only. 2. Bot . ( of a plant): Of one sex only; having stamens and pistils in different flowers; diclinous, Used of a monecious or of a diœcio us plant or its flowers. u-ni-sil-1-cate, subst. [Pref. uni-, and English silicate.] Min .: The second subdivision of the Anhydrous Silicates, which Dana divides as follows: (1) Bisilicates; oxygen ratio for bases and silica, 1:2; (2) Uni silicates; in which the ratio for the bases and silica is as 1:1; (3) Sub-silicates; oxygen ratio for bases and silica, 1:3; sometimes 1: and 1:1.
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