Filicineae

plural noun

Fil·i·cin·e·ae

ˌfiləˈsinēˌē

: a class of Pteropsida comprising plants (as the typical ferns) that produce no seeds and have large often complex leaves, sperms which must be transported by water, and well-developed alternation of generation usually with independent gametophytes and sporophytes which often differ radically in size and form and including the orders Marattiales, Ophioglossales, and Filicales with living representatives and the extinct order Coenopteridales compare angiospermae , gymnospermae

in some classifications : a class or other group coextensive with Filicales

filicinean

¦filə¦sinēən

adjective

单词	Filicineae
释义	Filicineae plural noun Fil·i·cin·e·ae ˌfiləˈsinēˌē 1 : a class of Pteropsida comprising plants (as the typical ferns) that produce no seeds and have large often complex leaves, sperms which must be transported by water, and well-developed alternation of generation usually with independent gametophytes and sporophytes which often differ radically in size and form and including the orders Marattiales, Ophioglossales, and Filicales with living representatives and the extinct order Coenopteridales compare angiospermae , gymnospermae 2 in some classifications : a class or other group coextensive with Filicales filicinean ¦filə¦sinēən adjective Word History Etymology New Latin, from Filic-, Filix + -ineae
随便看	neo-impressionism neo-impressionist neo-Kantian neo-Kantianism neo-Lamarckian neo-Lamarckism Neo-Latin neo-Malthusian neo-malthusianism neo-Melanesian neo-Mendelian neo-Mendelism neo-mercantilism neo-Nazi neo-nazism neo-pagan neo-paganism neo-pagans Neo-Phrygian neo-Punic neo-Pythagorean neo-Pythagoreanism neo-Sanskrit neo-sanskritic neo-scho

Filicineae

plural noun

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