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Definition
Synonym
Taufliegen
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Taufliegen
pl
; Gärfliegen
pl
; Mostfliegen
pl
; Essigfliegen
pl
; Fruchtfliegen
pl
; Obstfliegen
pl
(Drosophilidae) (zoologische Familie)
zool.
Kirschessigfliege
f
(Drosophila suzukii)
common fruit flies; drosophilia fruit flies; drosophila family (zoological family)
spotted-wing drosophila
Taufliegen
pl
; Gärfliegen
pl
; Mostfliegen
pl
; Essigfliegen
pl
; Fruchtfliegen
pl
; Obstfliegen
pl
(Drosophilidae) (zoologische Familie)
zool.
Kirschessigfliege
f
(Drosophila suzukii)
common fruit flies; drosophilia fruit flies; drosophila family (zoological family)
spotted-wing drosophila
Taufliegen
pl
; Gärfliegen
pl
; Mostfliegen
pl
; Essigfliegen
pl
; Fruchtfliegen
pl
; Obstfliegen
pl
(Drosophilidae) (zoologische Familie)
zool.
Kirschessigfliege
f
(Drosophila suzukii)
common fruit flies; drosophilia fruit flies; drosophila family (zoological family)
spotted-wing drosophila
Deutsche
Taufliegen Synonyme
Englische
common fruit flies; drosophilia fruit flies; drosophila family Synonyme
common
Astroturf
Attic
Babbittish
Mickey Mouse
Philistine
Spartan
absolute interest
accustomed
adequate
all right
artificial turf
ascetic
associated
austere
average
back-number
bald
banal
bare
base
baseborn
beggarly
below the salt
beneath contempt
benefit
besetting
bewhiskered
bourgeois
bowling green
breezy
bromidic
campy
candid
casual
central
chaste
cheap
cheesy
civic
civil
claim
classic
classical
cliched
coacting
coactive
coadjutant
coadjuvant
coarse
cockney
coefficient
collaborative
collective
collectivist
collectivistic
colloquial
collusive
combined
commensal
common
age
common
ers
common
ly known
common
place
common
s
communal
communalist
communalistic
communist
communistic
communitarian
community
commutual
concerted
concordant
concurrent
concurring
conjoint
conjunct
conniving
contemptible
contingent interest
conventional
conversational
cooperant
cooperating
cooperative
corny
corporate
cosmopolitan
crummy
current
customary
cut-and-dried
declasse
defiled
demeaning
despicable
direct
disadvantaged
dominant
down-to-earth
dry
dull
easement
ecumenic
epidemic
equitable interest
equity
estate
everyday
fade
fairway
familiar
fellow
flat
fourth-class
frank
frequent
frequentative
fusty
garden
garden-variety
gaudy
general
generic
gimcracky
golf course
golf links
good
grassplot
green
greenyard
grounds
habitual
hack
hackney
hackneyed
harmonious
harmonized
high-camp
holding
homely
homespun
household
humble
humdrum
in
common
in the shade
inferior
informal
infra dig
insipid
interest
intermediary
intermediate
international
irregular
joint
junior
kitschy
lawn
lean
less
lesser
like
limitation
low
low-camp
low-class
low-grade
low-pressure
low-quality
low-test
lowborn
lowbred
lower
lowly
many
many times
matter-of-fact
mean
medial
median
mediocre
medium
meretricious
middle-class
middle-of-the-road
middlin
common
knowledge
PR
accessible
affirmed
announced
ballyhoo
blurb
bright light
broadcast
brought to notice
celebrity
circulated
common
property
cry
currency
current
daylight
declared
diffused
disseminated
distributed
eclat
exposure
fame
famousness
glare
hoopla
hue and cry
in circulation
in print
limelight
made public
maximum dissemination
notoriety
open
plug
press notice
proclaimed
propagated
public
public eye
public knowledge
public relations
public report
publicity
publicity story
publicness
published
puff
reclame
report
reported
spotlight
spread
stated
telecast
televised
write-up
common
law
Corpus Juris Canonici
Mishnah
Roman law
Spiritus Mundi
Sunna
Talmud
admiralty law
ancient wisdom
archetypal myth
archetypal pattern
blue law
canon law
case law
chancery law
civil law
commercial law
constitutional law
corporation law
criminal law
crown law
custom
decree law
droit des gens
dry law
ecclesiastical law
equity
folk motif
folklore
folktale
gag law
immemorial usage
international law
jus civile
jus commune
jus inter gentes
jus publicum
law merchant
legend
lex domicilii
lex fori
lex loci
lex mercatorum
lex non scripta
lex scripta
lex situs
local law
lore
martial law
myth
mythology
penal law
positive law
public law
racial memory
sea law
statute law
substantive law
tradition
traditionalism
traditionality
unwritten law
written law
common
man
Cockney
Everyman
John Doe
John Smith
Public
a nobody
a nothing
average
average man
body politic
bourgeois
cipher
citizenry
common
run
common
er
common
wealth
community
community at large
dummy
estate
everybody
everyman
everyone
everywoman
figurehead
folk
folks
general public
generality
gentry
girl next door
homme moyen sensuel
insignificancy
jackstraw
lightweight
little fellow
little guy
little man
man of straw
mediocrity
men
nation
nationality
nebbish
nobody one knows
nonentity
obscurity
ordinary Joe
ordinary run
people
people in general
persons
pip-squeak
pleb
plebeian
polity
populace
population
proletarian
public
punk
roturier
ruck
run
runt
scrub
shrimp
small fry
small potato
small potatoes
society
squirt
squit
state
whiffet
whippersnapper
world
you and me
common
people
bourgeoisie
common
run
common
sort
common
age
common
ality
common
alty
common
ers
common
s
laborers
linendrapers
lower classes
lower middle class
lower orders
lumpen proletariat
middle class
middle orders
ordinary people
peasantry
plain folks
plain people
proletariat
rank and file
shopkeepers
small tradesmen
the lower cut
the other half
the third estate
toilers
toiling class
upper middle class
vulgus
working class
working people
common
sense
admissibility
balance
cool head
coolheadedness
coolness
due sense of
good sense
gumption
horse sense
judgment
justifiability
justness
level head
levelheadedness
logic
logicality
logicalness
plain sense
plausibility
practical mind
practical wisdom
practicality
rationality
reason
reasonability
reasonableness
saneness
sanity
sense
sensibleness
sober-mindedness
soberness
sobriety
sound sense
soundness
sweet reason
wisdom
common
er
Cockney
Everyman
John Smith
average man
bourgeois
bourgeoisie
common
man
common
people
common
run
common
sort
common
age
common
ality
common
alty
common
ers
common
s
exhibitioner
laborers
linendrapers
little fellow
little man
lower classes
lower middle class
lower orders
lumpen proletariat
middle class
middle orders
optime
ordinary people
passman
peasantry
pensioner
plain folks
plain people
pleb
plebeian
proletarian
proletariat
questionist
rank and file
roturier
servitor
shopkeepers
sizar
small tradesmen
sophister
the lower cut
the other half
the third estate
toilers
toiling class
upper middle class
vulgus
working class
working people
wrangler
common
ly
again and again
all in all
all things considered
altogether
as a rule
as a whole
as an approximation
as per usual
as things go
as usual
at large
banally
basely
broadly
broadly speaking
by and large
chiefly
common
placely
communally
customarily
each to each
entre nous
familiarly
frequently
generally
generally speaking
habitually
hackneyedly
in general
in many instances
inferiorly
inter se
jointly
mainly
many a time
many times
matter-of-factly
meanly
most often
mostly
mutually
naturally
normally
normatively
not infrequently
not seldom
oft
often
often enough
oftentimes
ofttimes
on balance
on the whole
ordinarily
overall
plainly
poorly
predominantly
prescriptively
prevailingly
prosaically
regularly
repeatedly
respectively
roughly
roughly speaking
routinely
simply
speaking generally
stalely
to be expected
tritely
truistically
unoriginally
unseldom
usually
whenever you wish
common
ness
Attic simplicity
accustomedness
averageness
banality
banalness
baseness
chasteness
classical purity
cliche
coarseness
common
occurrence
common
ality
common
placeness
confirmedness
conventionality
corniness
currency
customariness
dullness
extensiveness
familiarness
fixedness
flatness
fourth-rateness
frequence
frequency
fustiness
garden variety
generality
habitualness
hackneyedness
homeliness
humbleness
ignobility
incidence
inferiority
inferiorness
insipidness
inveteracy
inveterateness
lowliness
lowness
matter-of-factness
meanness
mustiness
normality
oftenness
ordinariness
plainness
platitudinousness
plebeianism
poorness
prevalence
prosaicism
prosaicness
prosaism
prosiness
purity
rampantness
reign
relative incidence
rifeness
routineness
run
second-rateness
settledness
simpleness
simplicity
squareness
staleness
standardness
sweepingness
third-rateness
triteness
unembellishedness
unexceptionality
unidealism
unimaginativeness
unnoteworthiness
unoriginality
unpoeticalness
unremarkableness
unromanticism
usualness
vapidity
widespreadness
wontedness
common
place
Attic
Babbittish
Philistine
Spartan
abstraction
accustomed
ascetic
austere
average
back-number
bald
banal
banality
bare
baseborn
below the salt
bewhiskered
bourgeois
bromide
bromidic
campy
candid
chaste
chestnut
classic
classical
cliche
cliched
cockney
common
common
ly known
common
place expression
conventional
corn
corny
current
customary
cut-and-dried
direct
dry
dull
everyday
fade
familiar
familiar tune
flat
frank
fusty
garden
garden-variety
general
general idea
generalization
generalized proposition
glittering generality
habitual
hackney
hackneyed
hackneyed expression
hackneyed saying
high-camp
homely
homespun
household
humble
humdrum
inanity
insipid
kitschy
lean
lieu commun
locus communis
low
low-camp
lowborn
lowbred
lowly
matter-of-fact
mean
middle-class
moth-eaten
mundane
musty
natural
neat
no great shakes
nonclerical
nondescript
normal
normative
notorious
old hat
old joke
old saw
old song
old story
open
ordinary
overworked
pedestrian
plain
plain-speaking
plain-spoken
plastic
platitude
platitudinous
plebeian
poetryless
pop
popular
predominating
prescriptive
prevailing
prevalent
prosaic
prosaicism
prosaism
prose
prosing
prosy
proverbial
public
pure
pure and simple
regular
regulation
reiteration
retold story
rubber stamp
rude
run-of-mine
run-of-the-mill
rustic
set
severe
shabby-genteel
shallowness
shibboleth
shopworn
simple
simple-speaking
sober
spare
square
stale
standard
stark
stereotype
stereotyped
stereotyped saying
stock
straightforward
suburban
sweeping statement
tag
talked-about
talked-of
third-estate
threadbare
timeworn
tired
tired cliche
tiresome
trite
trite saying
triteness
triticism
truism
truistic
twice-told tale
typical
unadorned
unaffected
unembellished
uneventful
unexceptional
ungenteel
unidealistic
unimaginative
unimpassioned
universal
universally admitted
common
s
C ration
K ration
allotment
allowance
board
bourgeoisie
cafeteria
common
common
people
common
run
common
sort
common
age
common
ality
common
alty
common
ers
dinette
dining car
dining hall
dining room
dining saloon
emergency rations
field rations
laborers
linendrapers
lower classes
lower middle class
lower orders
lumpen proletariat
meals
mess
mess hall
messroom
middle class
middle orders
ordinary people
paradise
park
peasantry
plain folks
plain people
pleasance
pleasure garden
pleasure ground
proletariat
public park
rank and file
rations
refectory
restaurant
salle a manger
shopkeepers
short
common
s
small tradesmen
the lower cut
the other half
the third estate
toilers
toiling class
tucker
upper middle class
vulgus
working class
working people
common
weal
ally
archduchy
archdukedom
body politic
buffer state
captive nation
chieftaincy
chieftainry
child welfare
city-state
colony
common
wealth
country
county
domain
dominion
duchy
dukedom
earldom
empery
empire
free city
grand duchy
kingdom
land
mandant
mandate
mandated territory
mandatee
mandatory
nation
nationality
polis
polity
possession
power
principality
principate
protectorate
province
public welfare
puppet government
puppet regime
realm
republic
satellite
seneschalty
settlement
social service
social welfare
social work
sovereign nation
state
sultanate
superpower
territory
toparchia
toparchy
welfare
welfare state
welfare statism
welfare work
welfarism
common
wealth
Everyman
John Doe
Public
absolute monarchy
ally
archduchy
archdukedom
aristocracy
ashram
autarchy
autocracy
autonomy
body
body politic
buffer state
captive nation
caste
chieftaincy
chieftainry
citizenry
city-state
clan
class
coalition government
colonialism
colony
common
man
common
weal
commune
community
community at large
constituency
constitutional government
constitutional monarchy
country
county
cultural community
democracy
dictatorship
domain
dominion
dominion rule
duarchy
duchy
dukedom
duumvirate
dwellers
dyarchy
earldom
economic class
empery
empire
endogamous group
estate
everybody
everyman
everyone
everywoman
extended family
family
federal government
federation
feudal system
folk
folks
free city
garrison state
general public
gens
gentry
gerontocracy
grand duchy
habitancy
heteronomy
hierarchy
hierocracy
home rule
inhabitants
kingdom
kinship group
land
limited monarchy
linguistic community
mandant
mandate
mandated territory
mandatee
mandatory
martial law
men
meritocracy
militarism
military government
mob rule
mobocracy
moiety
monarchy
nation
nationality
neocolonialism
nuclear family
ochlocracy
oligarchy
order
pantisocracy
patriarchate
patriarchy
people
people at large
people in general
persons
phratria
phratry
phyle
police state
polis
polity
populace
population
possession
power
principality
principate
protectorate
province
public
puppet government
puppet regime
pure democracy
realm
regency
representative democracy
representative government
republic
satellite
self-determination
self-government
seneschalty
settlement
social class
social democracy
society
sovereign nation
speech community
state
stratocracy
subcaste
sultanate
superpower
technocracy
territory
thearchy
theocracy
toparchia
toparchy
totalitarian government
totalitarian regime
totem
triarchy
triumvirate
tyranny
welfare state
whole
Taufliegen Definition
Bat's-wing
(
a.
)
Alt.
of
Batwing
Cinque-spotted
(
a.
)
Five-spotted.
Common
(
v.
)
Belonging
or
relating
equally,
or
similarly,
to
more
than
one
Common
(
v.
)
Belonging
to
or
shared
by,
affecting
or
serving,
all
the
members
of
a
class,
considered
together
Common
(
v.
)
Often
met
with
Common
(
v.
)
Not
distinguished
or
exceptional
Common
(
v.
)
Profane
Common
(
v.
)
Given
to
habits
of
lewdness
Common
(
n.
)
The
people
Common
(
n.
)
An
inclosed
or
uninclosed
tract
of
ground
for
pleasure,
for
pasturage,
etc.,
the
use
of
which
belongs
to
the
public
Common
(
n.
)
The
right
of
taking
a
profit
in
the
land
of
another,
in
common
either
with
the
owner
or
with
other
persons
Common
(
v.
i.)
To
converse
together
Common
(
v.
i.)
To
participate.
Common
(
v.
i.)
To
have
a
joint
right
with
others
in
common
ground.
Common
(
v.
i.)
To
board
together
Common
sense
(
)
See
Common
sense,
under
Sense.
Cream-fruit
(
n.
)
A
plant
of
Sierra
Leone
which
yields
a
wholesome,
creamy
juice.
Eye-spotted
(
a.
)
Marked
with
spots
like
eyes.
Family
(
v.
t.)
The
collective
body
of
persons
who
live
in
one
house,
and
under
one
head
or
manager
Family
(
v.
t.)
The
group
comprising
a
husband
and
wife
and
their
dependent
children,
constituting
a
fundamental
unit
in
the
organization
of
society.
Family
(
v.
t.)
Those
who
descend
from
one
common
progenitor
Family
(
v.
t.)
Course
of
descent
Family
(
v.
t.)
Honorable
descent
Family
(
v.
t.)
A
group
of
kindred
or
closely
related
individuals
Family
(
v.
t.)
A
group
of
organisms,
either
animal
or
vegetable,
related
by
certain
points
of
resemblance
in
structure
or
development,
more
comprehensive
than
a
genus,
because
it
is
usually
based
on
fewer
or
less
pronounced
points
of
likeness.
In
zoology
a
family
is
less
comprehesive
than
an
order
Flies
(
pl.
)
of
Fly
Fruit
(
v.
t.)
Whatever
is
produced
for
the
nourishment
or
enjoyment
of
man
or
animals
by
the
processes
of
vegetable
growth,
as
corn,
grass,
cotton,
flax,
etc.
Fruit
(
v.
t.)
The
pulpy,
edible
seed
vessels
of
certain
plants,
especially
those
grown
on
branches
above
ground,
as
apples,
oranges,
grapes,
melons,
berries,
etc.
See
3.
Fruit
(
v.
t.)
The
ripened
ovary
of
a
flowering
plant,
with
its
contents
and
whatever
parts
are
consolidated
with
it.
Fruit
(
v.
t.)
The
spore
cases
or
conceptacles
of
flowerless
plants,
as
of
ferns,
mosses,
algae,
etc.,
with
the
spores
contained
in
them.
Fruit
(
v.
t.)
The
produce
of
animals
Fruit
(
v.
t.)
That
which
is
produced
Fruit
(
v.
i.)
To
bear
fruit.
Fruit'y
(
a.
)
Having
the
odor,
taste,
or
appearance
of
fruit
Grape
fruit
(
)
The
shaddock.
Sea
wing
(
)
A
wing
shell
(Avicula).
Spotted
(
imp.
&
p.
p.)
of
Spot
Spotted
(
a.
)
Marked
with
spots
Standard-wing
(
n.
)
A
curious
paradise
bird
(Semioptera
Wallacii)
which
has
two
long
special
feathers
standing
erect
on
each
wing.
Water
wing
(
)
One
of
two
walls
built
on
either
side
of
the
junction
of
a
bridge
with
the
bank
of
a
river,
to
protect
the
abutment
of
the
bridge
and
the
bank
from
the
action
of
the
current.
Wing
(
n.
)
One
of
the
two
anterior
limbs
of
a
bird,
pterodactyl,
or
bat.
They
correspond
to
the
arms
of
man,
and
are
usually
modified
for
flight,
but
in
the
case
of
a
few
species
of
birds,
as
the
ostrich,
auk,
etc.,
the
wings
are
used
only
as
an
assistance
in
running
or
swimming.
Wing
(
n.
)
Any
similar
member
or
instrument
used
for
the
purpose
of
flying.
Wing
(
n.
)
One
of
the
two
pairs
of
upper
thoracic
appendages
of
most
hexapod
insects.
They
are
broad,
fanlike
organs
formed
of
a
double
membrane
and
strengthened
by
chitinous
veins
or
nervures.
Wing
(
n.
)
One
of
the
large
pectoral
fins
of
the
flying
fishes.
Wing
(
n.
)
Passage
by
flying
Wing
(
n.
)
Motive
or
instrument
of
flight
Wing
(
n.
)
Anything
which
agitates
the
air
as
a
wing
does,
or
which
is
put
in
winglike
motion
by
the
action
of
the
air,
as
a
fan
or
vane
for
winnowing
grain,
the
vane
or
sail
of
a
windmill,
etc.
Wing
(
n.
)
An
ornament
worn
on
the
shoulder
Wing
(
n.
)
Any
appendage
resembling
the
wing
of
a
bird
or
insect
in
shape
or
appearance.
Wing
(
n.
)
One
of
the
broad,
thin,
anterior
lobes
of
the
foot
of
a
pteropod,
used
as
an
organ
in
swimming.
common fruit flies; drosophilia fruit flies; drosophila family (zoological family) / spotted-wing drosophila Bedeutung
wing
shooting
shooting
game
birds
that
are
flying
(on
the
wing)
buck-and-wing
a
solo
tap
dance
emphasizing
sharp
taps
family
practice
family
medicine
medical
practice
that
provides
health
care
regardless
of
age
or
sex
while
placing
emphasis
on
the
family
unit
family
therapy
any
of
several
therapeutic
approaches
in
which
a
family
is
treated
as
a
whole
natural
family
planning
any
of
several
methods
of
family
planning
that
do
not
involve
sterilization
or
contraceptive
devices
or
drugs,
coitus
is
avoided
during
the
fertile
time
of
a
woman's
menstrual
cycle
birth
control
birth
prevention
family
planning
limiting
the
number
of
children
born
basal
body
temperature
method
of
family
planning
basal
body
temperature
method
natural
family
planning
in
which
the
fertile
period
of
the
woman's
menstrual
cycle
is
inferred
by
noting
the
rise
in
basal
body
temperature
that
typically
occurs
with
ovulation
ovulation
method
of
family
planning
ovulation
method
natural
family
planning
in
which
the
fertile
period
is
inferred
from
changes
in
the
character
and
quantity
of
cervical
mucus,
ovulation
is
marked
by
an
increase
in
mucus
that
becomes
sticky
and
then
clearer
and
slippery
bacteria
family
a
family
of
bacteria
Rhizobiaceae
family
Rhizobiaceae
a
small
family
of
rod-shaped
bacteria
Bacillaceae
family
Bacillaceae
typically
rod-shaped
usually
Gram-positive
bacteria
that
produce
endospores
Myxophyceae
family
Myxophyceae
Schizophyceae
family
Schizophyceae
former
terms
for
Cyanophyceae
Nostocaceae
family
Nostocaceae
blue-green
algae
Oscillatoriaceae
family
Oscillatoriaceae
blue
green
algae
Pseudomonodaceae
family
Pseudomonodaceae
rod-shaped
Gram-negative
bacteria,
include
important
plant
and
animal
pathogens
Athiorhodaceae
family
Athiorhodaceae
small
motile
sulphur
bacteria
Nitrobacteriaceae
family
Nitrobacteriaceae
usually
rod-shaped
bacteria
that
oxidize
ammonia
or
nitrites:
nitrobacteria
Thiobacteriaceae
family
Thiobacteriaceae
free-living
coccoid
to
rod-shaped
bacteria
that
derive
energy
from
oxidizing
sulfur
or
sulfur
compounds
Spirillaceae
family
Spirillaceae
rigid
spirally
curved
elongate
bacteria
Bacteroidaceae
family
Bacteroidaceae
family
of
bacteria
living
usually
in
the
alimentary
canal
or
on
mucous
surfaces
of
warm-blooded
animals,
sometimes
associated
with
acute
infective
processes
Corynebacteriaceae
family
Corynebacteriaceae
a
large
family
of
mostly
Gram-positive
and
aerobic
and
nonmotile
rod-shaped
bacteria
of
the
order
Eubacteriales
Enterobacteriaceae
family
Enterobacteriaceae
a
large
family
of
Gram-negative
rod-shaped
bacteria
of
the
order
Eubacteriales
Rickettsiaceae
family
Rickettsiaceae
microorganism
resembling
bacteria
inhabiting
arthropod
tissues
but
capable
of
causing
disease
in
vertebrates
Chlamydiaceae
family
Chlamydiaceae
Gram-negative
parasites
in
warm-blooded
vertebrates
Mycoplasmataceae
family
Mycoplasmataceae
pleomorphic
Gram-negative
nonmotile
microorganism
similar
to
both
viruses
and
bacteria,
parasitic
in
mammals
Actinomycetaceae
family
Actinomycetaceae
filamentous
anaerobic
bacteria
Streptomycetaceae
family
Streptomycetaceae
higher
bacteria
typically
aerobic
soil
saprophytes
Mycobacteriaceae
family
Mycobacteriaceae
a
family
of
bacteria
Polyangiaceae
family
Polyangiaceae
Myxobacteriaceae
family
Myxobacteriaceae
bacteria
living
mostly
in
soils
and
on
dung
Micrococcaceae
family
Micrococcaceae
spherical
or
elliptical
usually
aerobic
eubacteria
that
produce
yellow
or
orange
or
red
pigment,
includes
toxin-producing
forms
as
well
as
harmless
commensals
and
saprophytes
Lactobacillaceae
family
Lactobacillaceae
Lactobacteriaceae
family
Lactobacteriaceae
lactic
acid
bacteria
and
important
pathogens,
bacteria
that
ferment
carbohydrates
chiefly
into
lactic
acid
Spirochaetaceae
family
Spirochaetaceae
large
coarsely
spiral
bacteria,
free-living
in
fresh
or
salt
water
or
commensal
in
bodies
of
oysters
Treponemataceae
family
Treponemataceae
small
spirochetes
some
parasitic
or
pathogenic
protoctist
family
any
of
the
families
of
Protoctista
Endamoebidae
family
Endamoebidae
a
large
family
of
endoparasitic
amebas
that
invade
the
digestive
tract
Globigerinidae
family
Globigerinidae
a
family
of
protoctists
Nummulitidae
family
Nummulitidae
a
family
of
fossil
protoctists
Arcellidae
family
Arcellidae
soil
and
freshwater
protozoa,
cosmopolitan
in
distribution
Tribonemaceae
family
Tribonemaceae
simple
filamentous
freshwater
yellow-green
algae
Laminariaceae
family
Laminariaceae
large
family
of
marine
brown
algae
including
many
economically
important
large
kelps
chiefly
of
northern
waters
Fucaceae
family
Fucaceae
small
family
of
brown
algae:
gulfweeds,
rockweeds
Euglenaceae
family
Euglenaceae
considered
green
algae
Ulvaceae
family
Ulvaceae
sea-lettuce
family
thin
flat
or
tubular
green
algae
Volvocaceae
family
Volvocaceae
unicellular
or
colonial
biflagellate
free-swimming
flagellates
Chlamydomonadaceae
family
Chlamydomonadaceae
green
algae
some
of
which
are
colored
red
by
hematochrome
Zygnemataceae
family
Zygnemataceae
pond
scums:
common
freshwater
algae
forming
green
slimy
masses
Oedogoniaceae
family
Oedogoniaceae
filamentous
green
algae
Characeae
family
Characeae
green
algae
superficially
resembling
horsetail
ferns:
stoneworts
Desmidiaceae
family
Desmidiaceae
unicellular
algae
Gigartinaceae
family
Gigartinaceae
a
family
of
protoctist
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