Lignosae
plural noun
Lig·no·sae
ligˈnō(ˌ)sē
in some classifications
: a phylum comprising all those plants that are fundamentally woody and remain predominantly so compare herbaceae
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Latin, feminine plural of lignosus woody, from lign- + -osus -ous
- Thin Rind
- thin section
- thin skin
- thin smile
- thin space
- thin stroke
- thin-boiling starch
- thin-layer chromatography
- thin-shell concrete
- thin-skinned
- thin-skinnedness
- thin-wall conduit
- thinclads
- thindowns
- thine
- thiner
- thines
- thinest
- thing
- thing in action
- thing-in-itself
- thing-language
- thingabob
- thingamabob
- thingamabobs