Proliferation: nf (word coming from proliferates). The word “proliferation” has several meanings: 1. Botany: Appearance […]
Botanical terms
proliferates
Proliferates: adj. (word coming from the Latin proles “descendant” and -father). In botany, a flower proliferates, the axis of which, […]
invasive
Invasive: adj. (word coming from invasion). The adjective “invasive” has several meanings: 1. Botany, zoology: Species […]
Port (The Harbour District)
Port: nm (word from port). In botany: the habit is the natural general form of a plant. THE […]
Hedge
Haie: nf (word coming from the Frankish hagja). The word “hedge” has several meanings: I) 1. Fence […]
top
Cime: nf (word from the Latin cyma “grows”; Greek kuma “that which is swollen”). […]
Polyakene
Polyakène: nm (word coming from poly- and achene). In botany, a polyakene is an indehiscent fruit with more than […]
Umbelliferous
Umbellifer: adj. and nf (word coming from anter from the Latin umbella and -fère). Adjective: Who wears […]
Coniferous
Conifer: (word coming from the Latin conifer, from conus “cone” and -fère). The word "conifer" means [...]
Semis
Sowing: nm (word coming from sowing). The word “seedling” has several meanings: 1. Plant originating from […]
Clearing
Clearing: nf (word from clear). A clearing is a place devoid of trees in a wood, a forest ( […]
Grove
Bosquet: nm (word coming from the old Occitan bosquet, diminutive of bosco "wood", of the same origin as wood). […]
Inselberg
Inselberg: nm (word coming from German, from Insel “island” and Berg “mountain”). An inselberg is […]
lodge
Loge: nf (word coming from the Frankish laubja). In botany, a lodge is in the androecium (set of male fertile parts of […]
flexible
Flexuous: adj. (word coming from the Latin flexuosus, from flectere “to flex”). The adjective “flexuous” qualifies something […]
herbal
Herbal: adj. (word coming from grass). Botany: Pertaining to or pertaining to the herb. Herbal leaves. […]
Flowering
Flowering: nf (word coming from the repair of fleuron, flowering, from the Latin flos, floris “flower; best part […]
Fertile
Fertile: adj. (word from the Latin fertilis). The adjective “fertile” has several meanings: 1. Which produces a lot […]
exsert
Exsert: adj. Exsert is what protrudes outside of an element. In biology, an organ is exserted when […]
Tuft
Tuft: nf (probably coming from the old Alemannic Topf). The word “tuft” has several meanings: 1. […]
Strain
Strain: nf (word coming from the Gaulish sukka; from the German Stock “stick”). The word “strain” […]
Polyembryony
Polyembryony: Polyembryony is defined as the formation of at least two (or many more) viable embryos from one […]
Organic
Organic: adj. (word from the Latin organicus). The adjective “organic” has several meanings: 1. Which relates […]
Compost
Compost: nm (English word, from the Anglo-Norman compost “compound fertilizer”). Compost is the product of […]
Lush
Lush: adj. (word coming from the Latin luxurians, p. pres. of luxuriare). 1. Which grows, develops with remarkable […]
Self-incompatibility
Self-incompatibility: In angiosperms, self-incompatibility is a mechanism that prevents self-fertilization within a flower, between flowers of the same plant, […]
Shrub
Shrub: nm A shrub is a small woody plant, branched from the base. Bushy shrub (bush). Small […]
Earths
Earth: nf (word from the Latin terra). The word “earth” has many meanings: I) […]
rower
rameux: adj. (word coming from the Latin ramosus, from ramus: branches). Botany or Literature: Which has many […]
Pasture
Grazing: nm (word coming from grazing). The word “grazing” has two meanings: 1. Right to graze […]