Dennstaedtiaceae
- noun
- /ˌdɛnˈsteɪdiˌeɪsiˌi/
- Specialized
- The Dennstaedtiaceae family is known for ferns with creeping rhizomes and delicate fronds.
Examples
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Bracken, a common member of the Dennstaedtiaceae, can be found in woodlands worldwide.
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Recent studies have revised the classification of the Dennstaedtiaceae family within the order Polypodiales.
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The Dennstaedtiaceae family includes many species of ferns.
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Bracken is a common member of the Dennstaedtiaceae family.
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Bracken, a common member of the Dennstaedtiaceae, can be found in woodlands worldwide.
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The Dennstaedtiaceae family is known for ferns with creeping rhizomes and delicate fronds.
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Recent studies have revised the classification of the Dennstaedtiaceae family within the order Polypodiales.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Dennstaedtiaceae comes from the plant group name Dennstaedtia, which was named for a botanist called Dennstedt, plus the ending -aceae, which means 'family' in plant names. So, Dennstaedtiaceae is the 'family' that contains ferns like bracken.