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chamaephyte

 
Dictionary: cham·ae·phyte   (kăm'ə-fīt') pronunciation
n.
A low-growing perennial plant whose dormant overwintering buds are borne at or just above the surface of the ground.

[Greek khamai, on the ground + -PHYTE.]


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