order Laminariales
- proper noun
- Specialized
- The kelps included in the order Laminariales provide critical habitat for many marine species.
Examples
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Several commercially harvested seaweeds belong to the order Laminariales.
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The order Laminariales includes various species of kelp.
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Researchers study the order Laminariales to understand the ecology of cold water ecosystems.
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Did you know that the order Laminariales is crucial for marine ecosystems?
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Researchers study the order Laminariales to understand the ecology of cold water ecosystems.
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Several commercially harvested seaweeds belong to the order Laminariales.
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The kelps included in the order Laminariales provide critical habitat for many marine species.
Synonyms
Large brown seaweeds like kelp that grow in cold seas and form underwater forests
A group of large brown seaweeds like kelp that grow in cold northern seas
Surface Forms
Morphology
The phrase simply names the taxonomic rank 'order' applied to the named group Laminariales, so its meaning follows directly from 'order' (a taxonomic grouping) combined with the proper name. Taxonomic constructions like 'order X' are compositional and common across languages, so a B1 learner who knows both constituents would readily understand it.
Etymology
Order Laminariales comes from the scientific name Laminaria, which comes from Latin lamina meaning 'thin plate', because many kelp plants have flat, plate-like leaves. So, the name points to those flat parts and is used for the group of brown seaweeds found in cold seas.