gramineae
Definition**: "Gramineae" is an outdated term that refers to the family of grasses, scientifically known as Poaceae, which includes a wide variety of species such as wheat, rice, maize, and many others that are significant for agriculture and ecosystems.
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Examples of "gramineae" in Sentences
- Contextual Sentences**:
- The diverse ecosystem of the savanna is largely supported by the Gramineae family, which provides essential food sources for numerous herbivores
- In studying the dietary preferences of various grazing animals, researchers found that the Gramineae were the most consumed plant family, due to their high nutrient content and palatability
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