palustral
/pəˈlʌstr(ə)l/Chiefly Botany and Ecology
adjective
= palustrine.
Origin
Mid 19th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin palustris (also paluster) relating to a marsh, marshy, occurring in marshes (from palūs + -stris, suffix forming adjectives) + -al. Compare earlier palustrian adjective, palustrine.
- prick-bill
- prick ear
- prick-eared
- pricked-out
- pricker
- pricket
- pricket candlestick
- prick farrier
- pricking iron
- pricking out
- pricking-up
- pricking-wheel
- prickle
- prickle-apple
- prickleback
- prickle cell
- pricklefish
- prickle layer
- prickle pear
- prickless
- pricklet
- prickle-yellow
- prickliness
- pricklish
- pricklouse