Meaning of "macroflora" in the English dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF MACROFLORA

ˈmækrəʊˌflɔːrə

GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF MACROFLORA

Macroflora is a noun.

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WHAT DOES MACROFLORA MEAN IN ENGLISH?

Macroflora

Macroflora is a term used for all the plants occurring in a particular area that are large enough to be seen with the naked eye. It is usually synonymous with the Flora and can be contrasted with the microflora, a term used for all the bacteria and other microorganisms in an ecosystem. Macroflora is also an informal term used by many palaeobotanists to refer to an assemblage of plant fossils as preserved in the rock. This is in contrast to the flora, which in this context refers to the assemblage of living plants that were growing in a particular area, whose fragmentary remains became entrapped within the sediment from which the rock was formed and thus became the macroflora.

Definition of macroflora in the English dictionary

The definition of macroflora in the dictionary is any plants visible to the naked eye.

TRANSLATION OF MACROFLORA

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10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MACROFLORA»

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History of the Australian Vegetation: Cretaceous to Recent

The foliar physiognomy of the Nelly Creek macroflora partly matches the silcrete macro- floras; however, the presence of sunken stomata and thick cuticles ( Christophel et al., 1992) on the leaves of this mummified macroflora emphasise the ...

Robert S. Hill, 1994

A Revised Correlation of Carboniferous Rocks in the British ...

21) have yielded macroflora of the Dicksonites pluckenetii Subzone“, indicating a late Asturian age (Cleal 1991b). Cleal (1997) identified a Forest of Dean Pennant Formation distinct by age from the older Pennant Sandstone Formation of ...

C. N. Waters, 2011

Compte rendu

En este tramo, en las intercalaciones terrígenas de los bancos carbonatados, hay un nivel de macroflora donde se han encontrado pínnulas de Sphenopteris rossica, cuya distribución es Westfalinese D-Stephaniense. Esta coexistencia ...

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Proceedings of the Estonian Academy of Sciences, Biology and ...

Specific features of the macroflora of L. Vortsjarv The macroflora of L. Vortsjarv has developed during several millennia in close association with the macroflora of L. Peipsi. In some periods, definitely in the late glacial but possibly also later, the ...

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Proceedings of the Estonian Academy of Sciences, Biology and ...

A list summarizing data on all 128 taxa of macroflora that different researchers found in Lake Peipsi in 1962-98 and a brief characterization of the habitats of the majority of the species with their frequency are presented. Comparison of the ...

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Paleoecology and Stratigraphy of the Morrison and Cloverly ...

Fern Plate 2, Crooked Creek macroflora...193 40. Ginkgo Plate, Crooked Creek macroflora...195 41. Gymnosperm Plate, Crooked Creek macroflora...197 42. Relative percentages of groups of macroflora, Crooked Creek...199 43. Relative ...

Brooke Kathleen Wilborn, 2008

Pendejo Cave

GEOLOGIC SECTION ELEVATION SAMPLE TYPE '4C AGE SD ± LAB. NO. ZONE 1 +01 cm Macroflora 12,280 10O CAMS-18073 C2 1 -20 cm Coprolite 16,780 80 CAMS-18079 Di 1 -66 cm Macroflora 200 60 CAMS-18376 Mixed G 1 -103 cm ...

Richard S. MacNeish, Jane G. Liddy, 2003

Palaeobiology II

Typical scale of timeaveraging Types of fossils (years) Terrestrial environments Macroflora: fresh leaves and flowers 10-2–10-1 Macroflora: tree trunks 101–103 Macroflora: cuticle, leaf fall 10-1–100 Macroflora: cones, seeds, bark 100–101 ...

Derek Briggs, Peter R Crowther, 2008

Marine Food Chains

Data on the input of the benthic macroflora are available for Charlestown Pond from J. T. Conover's studies (1964), and from personal communication with Conover. The maximum standing stock of this vegetation was 87 g C/m2 ( average of ...

John H. Steele, 1970

Proceedings of the Estonian Academy of Sciences, Biology and ...

Proc. Estonian Acad. Sci. Biol. Ecol., 2006, 55, 3, 199-215 Macroflora in Lake Ulemiste (Estonia) - changes and the impact of environmental factors Tiiu Treia* and Tiia Pedusaarb a Institute of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, Centre ...

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NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MACROFLORA»

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Sea, sand and sunshine

... full of pebbles, boulders and small rocks submerged in water during high tide and forms an ideal environment for macroflora (macro algae). «Deccan Herald, Oct 14»