Marchantiales
plural noun
Mar·chan·ti·a·les
: an order of Hepaticae comprising liverworts in which the gametophyte is differentiated internally into ventral storage tissue sometimes enclosing primitive conducting tissue and into a dorsal region of air chambers and in which the sporophyte has a jacket layer that is only one cell thick see marchantiaceae
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Marchantia + -ales
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