cryptogamia
/krɪptəˈɡeɪmiə/Definitions
1. noun
A group of plants that reproduce without seeds, including mosses, ferns, and fungi.
“The botanist’s research focused on the cryptogamia of the ancient forest ecosystem.”
1. noun
A group of plants that reproduce without seeds, including mosses, ferns, and fungi.
“The botanist’s research focused on the cryptogamia of the ancient forest ecosystem.”