IPA: /ˌænəˈmɒfɪləs/
KK: /əˈnɛməˌfɪləs/
Referring to plants that are pollinated by pollen carried by the wind rather than by insects or other animals.
Many grasses are anemophilous, relying on the wind for their reproduction.
Anemophilous → It is formed from "anemo-" (from Greek "anemos", meaning wind) and "-philous" (from Greek "philos", meaning loving or fond of). The word describes plants that are wind-pollinated, literally meaning 'loving the wind'.
Think of 'anemos' meaning wind and 'philos' meaning loving — this helps you remember that 'anemophilous' refers to plants that love or rely on the wind for pollination.