Definition: A type of plant that produces seeds, including both flowering plants and conifers.

Example: Spermatophytes are essential for many ecosystems as they provide food and habitat for various animals.

Definition: Relating to or made up of a type of moss known as sphagnum, often found in wetlands and bogs.

Example: The sphagnous landscape was home to many unique plants and animals.

Definition: A type of moss that grows in wet, acidic areas and can decompose to form peat.

Example: The gardener used sphagnum to help retain moisture in the soil.

Definition: A type of bandage used to wrap a limb or digit in a way that keeps it still, often applied in a spiral or V-shape, or a bright star in the Virgo constellation.

Example: The doctor used a spica bandage to support the patient's injured arm.

Definition: Describing something that is shaped like a spike or has spikes.

Example: The spicate flowers stood tall in the garden, their pointed shapes catching the sunlight.

Definition: A fragrant shrub native to eastern North America, known for its small yellow flowers and red berries.

Example: In spring, the spicebush fills the air with its sweet aroma and bright yellow blooms.

Definition: A type of plant found mainly in the Americas, known for its three-petaled flowers that can be blue or purple and have hairy stamens.

Example: The garden was filled with beautiful spiderworts blooming in the spring.

Definition: A small part of a plant, especially in grasses, that holds a few flowers and is surrounded by small leaf-like structures.

Example: The spikelet of the grass was filled with tiny flowers ready to bloom.

Definition: A type of aromatic plant known for its fragrant roots and flowers, often used in ancient ointments and perfumes.

Example: The ancient Egyptians used spikenard in their embalming rituals for its pleasant scent.

Definition: Having characteristics or appearance similar to spinach.

Example: The dish was decorated with a spinachlike garnish that added a touch of green.