rach
- noun
- /rɑk/
- Specialized
- The rach of the fern supported several pairs of delicate leaflets.
Examples
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Each flower was attached to the rach by a short stalk.
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Botanists examined the rach to determine the health of the plant.
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The rach of the plant supports its leaves.
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A healthy rach is crucial for plant growth.
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The rach of the fern supported several pairs of delicate leaflets.
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Each flower was attached to the rach by a short stalk.
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Botanists examined the rach to determine the health of the plant.
Synonyms
The main stem of a plant that has leaves or branches along it
A central stem that holds leaflets, flowers, or feather barbs
Surface Forms
Etymology
Rach in botany comes from the Greek word rhachis meaning 'spine' or 'ridge', and it names the plant's central stem that holds leaflets. So the rach is like the plant's 'backbone', which helps you remember its role.