Eucotylidae
plural noun
Eu·co·tyl·i·dae
ˌyükəˈtiləˌdē
: a family of digenetic trematode worms including numerous parasites of the kidneys and ureters of gallinaceous birds
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Eucotyle, type genus (from eu- + Greek kotylē cup, anything hollow) + -idae
- swamp pine
- swamp pink
- swamp poplar
- swamp post oak
- swamp potato
- swamp privet
- swamp quail
- swamp rabbit
- swamp rattler
- swamp red bay
- swamp robin
- swamp rose
- swamp rose mallow
- swamp sassafras
- swamp saxifrage
- swamp silkweed
- swamp Spanish oak
- swamp sparrow
- swamp spleenwort
- swamp spruce
- swamp squawweed
- swamp sumac
- swamp sunflower
- swamp tea
- swamp thistle