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Acrogynae
plural noun
Acrog·y·nae
\ə-ˈkrä-jə-(ˌ)nē\
Definition of Acrogynae
in some classifications
: a group of liverworts including all the leafy members of the Juneermanniaceae — compare anacrogynae
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Origin and Etymology of acrogynae
New Latin, from acr- + -gynae (from Greek gynē woman)
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