Biol. [f. Gr. στάσι-ς (see next) + μορφ-ή form + -Y.] (See quot. 1869.) Hence Stasimorphic a.

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1869.  M. T. Masters, Veget. Teratol., 216. Stasimorphy. Deviation from the ordinary form of organs arising from stasis or arrest of development are included under this heading. Ibid. Stasimorphic changes affecting principally the relative size of organs.

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1873.  Cook, Man. Bot. Terms (ed. 2).

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