Meanings
conjunction
- formalAbove which.
[…] the bladder sedge, a common species of open marshes and a slender plant with one to three short, few-flowered, pistillate spikes whereabove the narrow staminate spike is borne on a slender stalk; […]
1978, Richard Headstrom, The families of flowering plants, page 332
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