- acanthocladous
- acanthocladous, a. Bot.
(ækænˈθɒklədəs)[f. Gr. ἀκανθο- thorn + κλάδ-ος shoot + -ous.]‘Having spiny branches.’ Gray Bot. Text-bk.
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acanthocladous
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