Umbelliferae vs genus Angelica
genus Angelica vs UmbelliferaeUmbelliferae and genus Angelica both are nouns.
| Word | Noun | Adjective | Verb | Adverb |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Umbelliferae | Yes | No | No | No |
| genus Angelica | Yes | No | No | No |
As nouns,
genus Angelica is a hyponym of
Umbelliferae; that is, genus Angelica is a
word with a more specific, narrower meaning than
Umbelliferae:
- Umbelliferae: plants having flowers in umbels: parsley, carrot, anise, caraway, celery, dill
- genus Angelica: biennial or perennial herbs of the Northern Hemisphere; have a taproot
Other hyponyms of Umbelliferae include
genus Pastinaca, Pastinaca.
| Umbelliferae (noun) | genus Angelica (noun) |
|---|---|
| plants having flowers in umbels: parsley, carrot, anise, caraway, celery, dill | biennial or perennial herbs of the Northern Hemisphere; have a taproot |
Words related to "Umbelliferae"
- Aethusa
- Anethum
- Anthriscus
- Apiaceae
- Apium
- Carum
- Cicuta
- Conium
- Conopodium
- Cuminum
- Daucus
- Eryngium
- Foeniculum
- Heracleum
- Levisticum
- Myrrhis
- Oenanthe
- Pastinaca
- Petroselinum
- Pimpinella
- Sanicula
- Seseli
- Sison
- Sium
- Smyrnium
- Umbellales
- carrot family
- family Apiaceae
- family Umbelliferae
- genus Aethusa
- genus Anethum
- genus Angelica
- genus Anthriscus
- genus Apium
- genus Astrantia
- genus Carum
- genus Cicuta
- genus Conium
- genus Conopodium
- genus Cuminum
- genus Daucus
- genus Eryngium
- genus Foeniculum
- genus Heracleum
- genus Levisticum
- genus Myrrhis
- genus Oenanthe
- genus Pastinaca
- genus Petroselinum
- genus Pimpinella
- genus Sanicula
- genus Seseli
- genus Sison
- genus Sium
- genus Smyrnium
- order Umbellales
- rosid dicot family
- umbellifer
- umbelliferous plant
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