A classification rank in biological taxonomy that is higher than family and lower than class.

A method of gardening that avoids the use of synthetic pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizers, focusing on natural processes and materials.

Referring to farming, gardening, or products that are produced without synthetic chemicals or fertilizers, relying on organic methods.

Any individual living thing, including plants, animals, fungi, bacteria, or protists, capable of carrying out life processes.

An opening or hole, such as the mouth of a flower or the opening of a seed pod.

The original, or parental, plant from which a clone or offshoot arises.

A prefix meaning ‘straight’ or ‘correct,’ often used in botanical terms to refer to plants or structures with a straight…

Referring to a leaf arrangement in which leaves are aligned in a single, vertical row along the stem.

The arrangement of leaves or other structures in a straight line along the stem or axis.

Describing a growth direction that is straight or vertically oriented, often referring to the growth of roots or shoots.