pseudoepiphyte
pseudoepiphyte noun: a plant (such as an aroid) whose stems die away at the base, the upper part deriving its nourishment from its own aerial roots.
Noun
pseudoepiphyte (plural pseudoepiphytes)
- A plant (such as an aroid) whose stems die away at the base, the upper part deriving its nourishment from its own aerial roots.
Forms of pseudoepiphyte
| plural | pseudoepiphytes |
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Origin of pseudoepiphyte
pseudo- + epiphyte
Questions about pseudoepiphyte
- What does pseudoepiphyte mean?
- Pseudoepiphyte means a plant (such as an aroid) whose stems die away at the base, the upper part deriving its nourishment from its own aerial roots.
- What part of speech is pseudoepiphyte?
- Pseudoepiphyte is a noun.
- What is the plural of pseudoepiphyte?
- The plural of pseudoepiphyte is pseudoepiphytes.
Words near pseudoepiphyte in the dictionary
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