Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Alismaceae

👉 The Alismaceae are a family of flowering plants that comprise about 250 species of herbs and subshrubs. The family is mostly found in coastal regions, including Australia, New Zealand, and Fiji. Its members produce small, yellow or white flowers with fleshy calyxes.

Alismaceae

👉 The term "alismaceae" refers to a group of flowering plants that are characterized by their unique arrangement and arrangement of flowers. These plants are typically classified as monocots, which means they have only one type of flower per plant (the anthers) rather than having two or more types of flowers on each side of the plant (as in dicotyledonous plants). The name "alismaceae" comes from the Greek word "ala", meaning "a kind" or

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