Jungermanniales
plural noun
Jun·ger·man·ni·a·les
: a large and widely distributed order of predominantly tropical liverworts that grow from a definite apical cell, that are characterized by marked diversity of form but with simple primitive tissue organization, and that include the leafy liverworts together with certain lower forms with terrestrial habits and a simple branching thallus or a leafless thalloid shoot compare acrogynae , anacrogynae see jungermanniaceae
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Jungermannia, genus of liverworts + -ales
- anthracene oil
- anthracenes
- anthraces
- anthraciferous
- anthracite
- anthracite silt
- anthracites
- anthracitic
- anthracitization
- anthracitous
- anthracnose
- anthracnoses
- anthraco-
- anthracocide
- anthracolithic
- Anthracomarti
- anthracomartian
- anthracosaur
- anthracosauroid
- Anthracosaurus
- anthracoses
- Anthracotherium
- anthraflavic acid
- anthraflavin
- Anthraflavone GC