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liverwort

/ˈlɪv.ə.wɜːt/

Traducción: Planta no vascular pequeña perteneciente a la división de las hepáticas, que suele crecer en lugares húmedos y tiene aspecto de musgo o alga verde. Incluye formas talosas y foliosas.

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/ˈlɪv.ə.wɜːt/C2formalscientific
  • esPlanta no vascular pequeña perteneciente a la división de las hepáticas, que suele crecer en lugares húmedos y tiene aspecto de musgo o alga verde. Incluye formas talosas y foliosas.

A small, nonvascular plant belonging to the class Hepaticopsida, typically found in damp environments and resembling green seaweeds or leafy mosses.

  1. Botanical classificationB2formalscientific

    Any of various small, nonvascular, green plants belonging to the class Marchantiophyta (formerly Hepaticopsida), typically growing in moist habitats and having a gametophyte that resembles a flattened leaf-like thallus or leafy shoots.

    esHepática (planta Marchantiophyta)

    • Liverworts are often found along stream banks and forest floors.
    • Unlike mosses, liverworts have a simpler structure and reproduce via spores.
    • The biologist identified several species of liverwort under the microscope.
    • Collecting liverwort samples requires careful attention to damp environments.
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  • liverworts plural form
  • liverworts' possessive plural form
  • liverwort's possessive singular form