family salviniaceae
Proper noun A family of aquatic ferns, the Salviniaceae, characterized by small, floating leaves and the absence of true roots. This family is part of the order Salviniales and includes genera such as Salvinia and Azolla.
The term "family Salviniaceae" is used in scientific contexts, specifically in botany, taxonomy, and biology, to classify and refer to this distinct group of water ferns. * The family Salviniaceae is distinguished from other fern families by its heterosporous reproduction. * Researchers are studying the invasive potential of certain species within the family Salviniaceae.
- In Taxonomic Hierarchy: The name is always capitalized as it is a proper noun referring to a formal taxonomic rank (family). It is often used with the word "family" for clarity, though "Salviniaceae" alone is also correct in technical writing.
- The placement of the genus Azolla within the family Salviniaceae is well-supported by molecular data.
- Salviniaceae: The standard, more technical form of the family name, used synonymously with "family Salviniaceae".
- Salvinia (noun): A genus within the family Salviniaceae, commonly known as water spangles or floating fern.
- Azolla (noun): A genus within the family Salviniaceae, commonly known as mosquito fern or fairy moss.
- water fern (noun): A common name for ferns in this family, describing their aquatic habitat.
- water fern family: A descriptive synonym in non-technical contexts.
This term has a single, specific meaning in scientific classification. It does not have idiomatic or phrasal verb uses, as it is a fixed taxonomic name.
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water ferns
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