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genus coniogramme

 

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Noun genus coniogramme has 1 sense
  1. Coniogramme, genus Coniogramme - terrestrial ferns of Pacific islands and Asia
    --1 is a kind of fern genus
    --1 is a member of Pteridaceae, family Pteridaceae
    --1 has members: bamboo fern, Coniogramme japonica

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Genus coniogramme

Description

The genus coniogramme refers to a group of ferns that belong to the family Pteridaceae. These ferns are characterized by their unique fronds and intricate patterns, making them highly sought after by plant enthusiasts around the world.

Senses and Usages

Sense 1: Taxonomy

In the field of taxonomy, genus coniogramme is a specific classification given to a group of fern species that share common characteristics. These ferns are known for their finely dissected fronds and vibrant green coloration.

Example Sentence:

The genus coniogramme includes several species of ferns that can be found in lush rainforests around the globe.

Sense 2: Ornamental Plant

Genus coniogramme is also used to refer to certain fern species that are popular as ornamental plants. These ferns are prized for their delicate, lace-like fronds and make beautiful additions to gardens and indoor spaces.

Example Sentence:

I planted a stunning genus coniogramme in my backyard, and its elegantly patterned fronds have become the focal point of my garden.

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