filic1form

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 57
[Lat. filix (gen it. filicis )=a fern, and form a =form, shape.] Having the shape or appearance of a fern; filicold. fil-I-çite, s . [Lat. filix (gen it. filicis )=a fern, and Eng.suff.- ite .] A fo il fern or filicoid plant. fil-1-coid, a. & s. [Lat. filix (gen it. filicis )=a fern, and Gr. eidos =appearance.] A. As adj .: Having the appearance of a fern; fern-like; filiciform. (Applied to plants recent or fo il, which resemble or partake of the nature of IMG:content-1622.png:[blocks in formation] +fil-1-coi-de-sæ, s . pl . [Lat. filix (gen it.filicis)= a fern, and Gr.eidos =form, appearance.] Palæobot .: Fern-like plants. +fil-1-col-o-gỹ, s. [Lat. filix (gen it. filicis )=a fern, and Gr. logos a discourse.] The study of ferns.
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