polypody (Meaning)

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polypody (n)

any of numerous ferns of the genus Polypodium

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The polypody's delicate fronds unfurled in the dappled sunlight.
The rugged cliff face was adorned with tufts of polypody, defying the harsh conditions.
The polypody's creeping rhizomes formed an intricate network on the forest floor.
The woodland polypody was a haven for small creatures, providing shelter and nourishment.
The endangered polypody required meticulous conservation efforts to ensure its survival.
The spores of the polypody were dispersed by the wind, colonizing new areas.
The polypody's adaptability made it a ubiquitous species, thriving in diverse habitats.
The polypody was used in traditional herbal medicine for its alleged medicinal properties.
The polypody's scientific name, Polypodium, reflected its many feet or stalks.
The polypody's unique morphology had inspired countless nature enthusiasts and artists.

any of numerous ferns of the genus Polypodium

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The polypody's delicate fronds unfurled in the dappled sunlight.

The rugged cliff face was adorned with tufts of polypody, defying the harsh conditions.

The polypody's creeping rhizomes formed an intricate network on the forest floor.

The woodland polypody was a haven for small creatures, providing shelter and nourishment.