Phænogamia (fenogamia)

pl. [NL., no men on. An obsolete form of phe phæochrous (fe-ok'rus), a. [ + χρώς , the skin, complexion.] Of a dark or dusky color. Phæodaria (fe-o-dā'ri-ä), n. pl. [NL., terized by the constant presence of large dark brown pigmented granules scattered irregularly round the central capsule and covering the greater part of its outer surface. Also called Cannopylea. Phæosporeæ (fē-ō-spō'rē-ē), n. pl. [NL., scopic in some of the Ectocarpacese, and forms the lar gest known marine organisms in Macrocyst is, Nereocystis, aceæ, Punctariaceæ, Sporochnaceæ, Scytosiphonaceæ, Meso glæaceæ, Tilopterideæ, Ralfsiaceæ, Cutler i aceæ, etc. The cla has also been called Phæozoösporeæ, and includes a Le on i a. The Phæosporeæ include the part of what was formerly grouped together under the names of Fucoideæ, Melano sporeæ, or Melanos per meæ. Phæothamnieæ (fe"ō-tham-ni'ē-ē), n. pl. [NL. (Lagerheim, 1885),