SINCE 1828
Marchantiaceae
plural noun
Mar·chan·ti·a·ce·ae
Definition of Marchantiaceae
: a family of liverworts (order Marchantiales) with prostrate usually dichotomously branched thalli and archegonia on specialized upright branches — see marchantia
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