Definition of acrostichoid in English:

acrostichoid

adjective əˈkrɒstɪkɔɪd

Botany

Originally: †designating a fern in which the sori arise as a continuous mass covering the lower surface of the fertile frond, typified by, but not exclusive to, the genus Acrostichum (family Polypodiaceae); characteristic of such a fern (obsolete). Now: specifically designating or relating to sori with this pattern of distribution.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Hooker's Journal Botany. From scientific Latin Acrostichum, genus name (Linnaeus Species plantarum II. 1067; from ancient Greek ἄκρο- + στίχος row, line: see stich) + -oid.

Definition of acrostichoid in US English:

acrostichoid

adjectiveəˈkrɒstɪkɔɪd

Botany

Originally: †designating a fern in which the sori arise as a continuous mass covering the lower surface of the fertile frond, typified by, but not exclusive to, the genus Acrostichum (family Polypodiaceae); characteristic of such a fern (obsolete). Now: specifically designating or relating to sori with this pattern of distribution.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Hooker's Journal Botany. From scientific Latin Acrostichum, genus name (Linnaeus Species plantarum II. 1067; from ancient Greek ἄκρο- + στίχος row, line: see stich) + -oid.

单词	acrostichoid
释义	Definition of acrostichoid in English: acrostichoid adjective əˈkrɒstɪkɔɪd Botany Originally: †designating a fern in which the sori arise as a continuous mass covering the lower surface of the fertile frond, typified by, but not exclusive to, the genus Acrostichum (family Polypodiaceae); characteristic of such a fern (obsolete). Now: specifically designating or relating to sori with this pattern of distribution. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Hooker's Journal Botany. From scientific Latin Acrostichum, genus name (Linnaeus Species plantarum II. 1067; from ancient Greek ἄκρο- + στίχος row, line: see stich) + -oid. Definition of acrostichoid in US English: acrostichoid adjectiveəˈkrɒstɪkɔɪd Botany Originally: †designating a fern in which the sori arise as a continuous mass covering the lower surface of the fertile frond, typified by, but not exclusive to, the genus Acrostichum (family Polypodiaceae); characteristic of such a fern (obsolete). Now: specifically designating or relating to sori with this pattern of distribution. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Hooker's Journal Botany. From scientific Latin Acrostichum, genus name (Linnaeus Species plantarum II. 1067; from ancient Greek ἄκρο- + στίχος row, line: see stich) + -oid.
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