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xerophil
xerophil n. and adj. 
/ˈzirəˌfɪl/ (also xerophile) [ < French xérophile, noun (J. Thurmann in Essai de phytostatique (1849) I. xiii. 268)] a xerophilous plant.
Brit. /ˈzɪərə(ʊ)fɪl/
, /ˈzɪərə(ʊ)fɪl/U.S. /ˈzɪrəˌfɪl/
, /ˈzɪrəˌfɪl//ˈzirəˌfɪl/ΘΚΠ
the world > plants > by habitat or distribution > [noun] > that likes or tolerates a dry habitat
xerophil1884
xerophyte1897
sclerophyll1911
phreatophyte1920
xerosere1926
xeromorph1934
the world > plants > by habitat or distribution > [adjective] > that thrives or does not thrive in moisture
fenny1543
plashy1822
inundatal1847
paludal1847
hygrophilous1863
uliginal1863
xerophilous1863
uliginose1866
xerophil1884
ombrophilous1895
ombrophobic1895
ombrophobous1895
xerophytic1897
sclerophyllous1903
xeromorphic1909
hydrarch1913
xerarch1913
ombrophile1924
sclerophyll1926
hygrophytic1936
xerophilic1961
1884 Trans. Victoria Inst. 38 Xerophiles—plants such as pertain to very dry climates.
1921 H. Printz Vegetation of Siberian-Mongolian Frontiers 14 At a short distance from the river..the xerophile typical steppe vegetation predominates.
1936 Hereditas XXI. 290 Viola crassa is xerophile and alpine.
1985 Times 4 Jan. 12/2 The site was then abandoned, a conclusion that Dr Evans bases on the high diversity of snail species and the general paucity of xerophile species.
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