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stenecious
adjective
ste·ne·cious
\stə̇ˈnēshəs\
variants: or
stenoecic
\-ēsik\Definition of stenecious
: capable of adjusting to or surviving in only a narrow range of environments
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Origin and Etymology of stenecious
sten- + Greek oikos house, dwelling + English -ious or -ic
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