noun as in strong fondness

Word Combinations

Example:The Burmanniaceae family includes many vibrant orchids with impressive flower structures.

Definition:a type of flowering plant, especially one with showy brilliantly colored flowers

From orchid

Example:Burmanniaceae orchids are mainly found in tropical and subtropical environments.

Definition:characteristic of or inhabiting hot regions near either of the Earth’s poles

From tropical

Example:Some species in Burmanniaceae have developed leaves that are specialized for trapping insects to supplement their nutrition.

Definition:capable of or eating meat, especially that of vertebrates

From meat-eating

Example:Among orchids, Burmanniaceae is a distinct family that contributes to the diversity of plant life.

Definition:a family of orchids

From orchidaceae

Example:The flowers of Burmanniaceae are showy and often large, attracting pollinators from afar.

Definition:having an attractive and notable appearance; striking

From showy

Example:The Burmanniaceae family is part of the native flora in tropical and subtropical regions of the Americas.

Definition:the plant and animal species that are originally and naturally found in a particular place

From native flora

Example:Botanists study Burmanniaceae to understand the unique adaptations and characteristics of these orchids.

Definition:the branch of biology that deals with plants

From botany

Example:Burmanniaceae orchids are known for their trophic interactions, including some species that can be considered carnivorous.

Definition:related to eating and the processes of nutrition

From trophic

Example:Showy Burmanniaceae flowers attract a wide range of pollinators, such as bees and butterflies.

Definition:an organism that transfers pollen, enabling fertilization of plants

From pollinator

Example:Ecologists study Burmanniaceae to understand their role in the ecosystems of tropical and subtropical regions.

Definition:the branch of science concerned with the interrelationship of organisms and their environment

From ecology