telmato-, telmat-, telmi-, telm- (Greek: marsh, pool, standing or stagnent water; mud of a pool).phytotelmata:
Small pools of water in or on plants, such as the leaf bases of bromeliads or the pitcher of pitcher plants. phytotelmic:
A reference to organisms that inhabit small pools of water within or upon plants. telmatology:
The study of wetlands, swamps, and marshy areas. telmatophilous, telmatophile, telmatophily:
Thriving in wet meadows. telmatophyte:
A wet-meadow plant. telmatoplankton:
Planktonic organisms of freshwater bogs and marshes. telmicolous, telmicole:
Living in freshwater marshes. telmophagous, telmophage:
A reference to an organism, usually an insect, that feeds from a blood pool produced by tissue laceration.
telmatology:
telmatophile:
telmatophilous:
telmatophily:
telmatophyte:
telmatoplankton:
telmicole:
telmicolous:
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