Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Gymnosperm

👉 Gymnosperms are plants that have seeds, such as orchids, which do not grow in soil but rather produce seeds that can be dispersed by wind or water.

Gymnocera

👉 Gymnosperms are a group of plants that have seeds, which are typically produced in cones or capsules, and fruit, which is usually within a single season. They contain a single flower with no ovules, so they do not reproduce sexually. Instead, they produce seeds that are dispersed by wind, animals, or birds.

Gymnocereus

👉 Gymnospermium is a type of flowering plant that belongs to the family Rosaceae, and it's characterized by its large, glossy leaves with a white or cream-colored undersides. This plant often grows in temperate climates and can have a wide range of species, including those found in tropical regions.

Gymnospermium

👉 Gymnosperms are a group of flowering plants that produce seeds, not fruits. They have no ovaries and do not form a fruit body like angiosperms.

Gymnochiromyia

👉 Gymnosperm, a type of flowering plant characterized by its solitary flowers and often associated with a single species, such as the daisy or iris.

Gymnoclinus

👉 Gymnosperm

Gymnocrotaphus

👉 Gymnosperm.

Gymnochlora

👉 Gymnosperms are a group of flowering plants, characterized by their seedless fruiting organs (gynopodiums), which are derived from the seeds of their ancestors and not from flowers. These plants have no ovaries or fertile ovules, making them non-fruiting plants. Gymnosperms include many species that produce large quantities of pollen, a process known as pollination.

Gymnocephalus

👉 Gymnosperms are a group of plants that produce flowers rather than seeds, like orchids. They include all flowering plants and are found in many different ecosystems around the world.

Gymnocolea

👉 Gymnosperma, a type of flowering plant with an exoskeleton consisting of a rigid inner shell and a hard outer layer.

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