Palmales
- noun
- /ˈpɑːmˌeɪlz/
- Archaic
- Scientists classify most types of palms within the order Palmales.
Examples
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The Palmales are studied extensively for their unique adaptations to tropical environments.
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Recent research suggests that the traditional grouping Palmales is now generally considered synonymous with Arecaceae.
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The Palmales family includes various types of palms.
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Many species of Palmales thrive in tropical climates.
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Scientists classify most types of palms within the order Palmales.
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The Palmales are studied extensively for their unique adaptations to tropical environments.
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Many species of Palmales thrive in tropical climates.
Synonyms
A group of plants that includes all palm trees like coconut palms
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Palmales comes from the part palm-, meaning 'palm' as in palm tree or the palm of your hand, plus the ending -ales, used to name plant groups. So, Palmales means the group of palm trees, which is why it is the name for the order of palms.