genus salvinia (Meaning)

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genus salvinia (n)

type genus of the Salviniaceae: water ferns

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

Genus Salvinia, belonging to the Salviniaceae family, comprises a group of floating aquatic ferns.
The genus Salvinia is characterized by its floating habit, with mat-like structures formed by its leaves and stems.
Salvinia molesta, a species within genus Salvinia, is known for its invasive nature and ability to form dense mats.
The leaves of genus Salvinia are arranged in two rows, creating a distinctive pattern on the water's surface.
The roots of genus Salvinia are modified into feathery structures that absorb nutrients from the water.
The genus Salvinia is found throughout the tropics and subtropics, particularly in warm, stagnant waters.
Some species of genus Salvinia are used in traditional medicine and as ornamental plants in ponds.
The genus Salvinia provides refuge and food for various aquatic organisms, such as fish and insects.
Conservation efforts are underway to protect certain endangered species within the genus Salvinia.
Ongoing research aims to study the ecological impacts and potential applications of genus Salvinia.

type genus of the Salviniaceae: water ferns

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

Genus Salvinia, belonging to the Salviniaceae family, comprises a group of floating aquatic ferns.

The genus Salvinia is characterized by its floating habit, with mat-like structures formed by its leaves and stems.

Salvinia molesta, a species within genus Salvinia, is known for its invasive nature and ability to form dense mats.

The leaves of genus Salvinia are arranged in two rows, creating a distinctive pattern on the water's surface.