Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Dictyota

👉 Dictyota is a type of aquatic plant known for its unique, slender, and elongated shape that resembles a human's hand or finger. They are also known as "hand-drawn" plants due to their resemblance to the fingers of humans. This type of plant grows in wet environments such as rivers, lakes, and streams, where it can be found in various habitats like shallow waters, rocky shores, and even on rocks.

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👉 A dactyl (or "dixit") is a type of leaf in plants that has two pairs of opposite leaves. These leaves are often referred to as "dixit" because they have an outline resembling a diamond shape. Dactyls can be found on many types of flowering plants, including those belonging to the family Arecaceae (also known as dactylaceae).

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👉 A dactylous, or dicthyoid, organism.

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👉 The term "dictyotaceae" refers to a group of flowering plants that belong to the family Apiaceae. These plants are characterized by their large, sprawling leaves that are arranged in a fan-like pattern and produce numerous flowers with nectar-producing stamens called pistils. Some examples of species within this group include: - Dictyospermum: A genus of flowering plants that includes several species known for their large, sprawling leaflets. - Pyrus: A genus

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👉 The term "dakyota" is a term in the Sami language, which is part of the Finnic language family. It refers to a type of bird known as a dakyot. The word "dakyota" can be translated into English as "bird of prey". It was used by the Sami people for centuries and has been preserved in various forms throughout history.

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👉 Dictyotaceae is a family of flowering plants in the family Apiaceae, commonly known as the grasses or forbs. They are characterized by their large leaves and stems that grow upright. This family includes over 20 genera, with around 150 species of interest. Some of these plants are important medicinal plants used in traditional medicine practices worldwide.

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👉 Dictyotiles are a group of marine invertebrates that belong to the order Dictyostelidae, commonly known as flounder or crayfish. They have a cylindrical shape and often have a single head with a long snout for feeding on planktonic life. Dorys are the most common species within this family, which includes several genera of fish.

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