poechoric

/poʊ.kɔrɪk/

Definitions

1. adjective

relating to or describing a plant that reproduces by fragmentation, such as a fern that grows new plants from its spores.

“The poechoric ferns in the forest are an excellent example of nature’s ability to adapt and thrive in challenging environments.”

2. noun

a type of plant that reproduces by fragmentation.

“The poechoric plants in the garden are a result of the gardener’s efforts to propagate new plants from old ones.”

Synonyms

  • fragmentary
  • reproductive

Antonyms

  • infertile
  • sterile