Definition

Relating to a group of small, green plants that do not have seeds and typically grow in moist environments, including mosses and liverworts.

Example

The bryophytic plants in the forest add a lush green layer to the ground.

Conversation

Did you know that some plants are actually bryophytic?

Really? I always thought all plants had seeds.

Yeah, they're mostly mosses and liverworts, pretty interesting, right?

Definitely! I should learn more about them.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Bryophytic → It is formed from "bryon" (from Greek "bryon", meaning moss) and "phyton" (from Greek "phyton", meaning plant). The word "bryophytic" refers to plants that are mosses or related to mosses.

Memory Tip

Think of 'bryon' meaning moss and 'phyton' meaning plant — that's why bryophytic refers to moss-like plants.

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