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EPAC-2025

Vocabulary recopilation (II) - Words used to describe plants and plant parts (ad

TermDefinition
Algal connected with algae or caused by algae
Androgynous an androgynous animal or plant has both male and female parts
Aquatic growing or living in or near water
Arboreal relating to or living in trees
Aromatic an aromatic plant, substance, or food smells especially good
Bare bare trees or areas of land have nothing growing on them
Barren a barren tree or plant does not produce any fruit
Biennial a biennial plant lives for only two years
Bushy bushy trees or plants have a lot of leaves and branches growing close together
Creeping creeping plants grow along the ground
Dense with a lot of trees, plants, or leaves growing close together
Dwarf a dwarf tree, plant, or animal is much shorter or smaller than others of the same type
Early early crops or flowers are ready to be picked before others of the same type
Ephemeral an ephemeral plant has only a short life
Etiolated an etiolated plant has pale leaves and a pale stem because it does not receive enough light from the sun
Extinct an extinct animal, plant, or language no longer exists female a female plant is one that produces fruit
Fertile a fertile person, animal, or plant is able to produce babies, young animals, or new plants
Fleshy a fleshy plant, fruit, vegetable etc is soft and thick
Flowering a flowering plant produces flowers
Giant used in the names of some animals and plants that are much larger than others of the same type
Greasy producing a lot of natural oil
Hardy a hardy plant is able to live outside during the winter
Herbaceous a herbaceous plant has a soft green stem and all its parts above ground level die after it has finished growing
Higher higher plants and animals are the most advanced and developed
Indigenous indigenous plants and animals belong to a region because they developed there
Juvenile a juvenile animal or plant is young
Leafy leafy trees or plants have a lot of leaves
Leguminous relating to a plant such as a pea or bean that produces seeds in pods
Lush a lush plant looks very green and healthy
Luxuriant luxuriant plants grow well and look very healthy
Male not developing into fruits
Mature a mature animal or plant has grown to its full size
Native relating to the place where a plant or animal has always lived
Naturalized a naturalized plant or animal is one that grows or lives in an area that people brought it to long ago
Oil-bearing oil-bearing rocks or plants contain oil of some kind
Parasitic a parasitic plant or animal lives in or on another type of plant or animal and feeds on it
Perennial a perennial plant lasts for more than two growing seasons
Petrified a petrified plant or animal has died and gradually changed into stone
Pigmy another spelling of pygmy
Poisonous capable of producing poison
Polymorphous a polymorphous animal or plant has different forms at different stages of its development
Pygmy a pygmy animal or plant belongs to a type that does not grow very big
Rank growing and spreading too much
Scorched a scorched plant is dead or dying from disease, lack of water, or extreme heat
Scrubby scrubby plants are smaller than normal
Shrubby growing low and thick like a shrub
Submersed submersed plants grow under water
Succulent succulent plants have thick stems or leaves that store a lot of water
Temperate used about plants and animals that live in temperate areas
Tender a tender plant is delicate and needs protection from bad weather
Thick a thick forest, bush, area of grass etc has many trees, leaves, or plants growing very close together
Thirsty thirsty plants or areas of land need a lot of water
Tolerant if plants or animals are tolerant of particular conditions, they are able to exist in those conditions
Trailing a trailing plant has stems that grow very long or hang down
Transgenic a transgenic plant or animal contains genes from a different plant or animal that have been introduced using a laboratory technique
Vascular relating to the parts of a plant that carry water, salts, and food from one part of the plant to another
Viable able to live and grow in an independent way
Vigorous vigorous plants are healthy, strong, and growing well
Wild a wild animal or plant lives or grows on its own in natural conditions and is not raised by humans
Withered a withered plant has become dry and is dying
Woody a woody plant has a strong hard stem
Mutant
In flower if a plant is in flower, flowers are growing on it
In fruit if a tree or plant is in fruit, it has fruit growing on it
I (full) Bloom if a tree or plant is in bloom, it is covered with flower
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