Definition of palustral in English:

palustral

adjective pəˈlʌstr(ə)l

Botany Ecology

= palustrine.

Origin

Mid 19th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin palustris (also paluster) relating to a marsh, marshy, occurring in marshes (from palūs + -stris, suffix forming adjectives) + -al. Compare earlier palustrian adjective, palustrine.

Definition of palustral in US English:

palustral

adjectivepəˈlʌstr(ə)l

Botany Ecology

= palustrine.

Origin

Mid 19th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin palustris (also paluster) relating to a marsh, marshy, occurring in marshes (from palūs + -stris, suffix forming adjectives) + -al. Compare earlier palustrian [adjective], palustrine.

单词	palustral
释义	Definition of palustral in English: palustral adjective pəˈlʌstr(ə)l Botany Ecology = palustrine. Origin Mid 19th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin palustris (also paluster) relating to a marsh, marshy, occurring in marshes (from palūs + -stris, suffix forming adjectives) + -al. Compare earlier palustrian adjective, palustrine. Definition of palustral in US English: palustral adjectivepəˈlʌstr(ə)l Botany Ecology = palustrine. Origin Mid 19th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin palustris (also paluster) relating to a marsh, marshy, occurring in marshes (from palūs + -stris, suffix forming adjectives) + -al. Compare earlier palustrian [adjective], palustrine.
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