Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Amphidiscophora

👉 The term 'Amphidiscophora' is a Latin phrase meaning 'with multiple divisions'. It refers to a species of insects that have several segments or divisions on their bodies, such as the segmented antennae on bees and wasps.

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👉 In botany, the term 'amphidiscophora' refers to a group of plant species in the family Amphidiscophoraceae. These plants are characterized by their small, leaf-like leaves and small, yellow flowers on long stems.

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👉 Anphidiscophora is a genus of plants in the family Apocynaceae, which are commonly known as grasses. These plants are native to tropical and subtropical regions around the world. The name "anphidiscophora" comes from the Greek word "ankydides," meaning "small or smallish," likely referring to their small size relative to their overall height. The genus is divided into two species based on morphology, with one being more similar to a

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