Pleuromeia
noun
Pleu·ro·me·ia
plu̇ˈrōmēə
: a genus of Triassic fossil plants that is included in Lepidodendrales or isolated in a separate order, has characters in common with the genera Sigillaria and Isoetes, and is marked by an unbranched trunk arising from an enlarged lobulated root-bearing base terminating in a crown of long ligulate leaves, and bearing heterosporous cones at its apex
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from pleur- + International Scientific Vocabulary -ome + New Latin -ia
- Tetrabranchiata
- tetrabranchiate
- tetrabrom-
- tetrabromide
- tetrabromo
- tetrabromo-
- tetrabromoethane
- tetrabromophenolphthalein
- tetracaine
- tetracaines
- tetracarbonyl
- tetracarboxylic
- tetracene
- Tetracerus
- tetrachlor-
- tetrachlorethane
- tetrachloride
- tetrachlorides
- tetrachloro
- tetrachloro-
- tetrachloroethane
- tetrachloromethanes
- tetrachord
- tetrachords
- tetrachoric