palustrine
/pəˈlʌstrʌɪn/ /pəˈlʌstrɪn/Chiefly Botany and Ecology
adjective
Of or relating to a marsh or fen, marshy; inhabiting marshland; (especially of a plant) requiring a marshy habitat.
Origin
Early 19th century; earliest use found in William Buckland (1784–1856), geologist and dean of Westminster. From classical Latin palustris relating to a marsh + -ine.
- insolvable
- insolvency
- insolvent
- in so many words
- in someone's bad (or good) books
- in someone's black books
- in someone's confidence
- in someone's corner
- in someone's hip pocket
- in someone's keeping
- in someone's lap
- in someone's name
- in someone's place
- in someone's pocket
- in someone's wisdom
- in someone/thing's (own) way
- in some sort
- insomnia
- insomniac
- insomuch
- in sooth
- insouciance
- insouciant
- insouciantly
- insource