Annotine

/ˈænətaɪn/ adjective

In biology, referring to an organism that is one year old, especially used to describe trees or plants in their second year of growth.

From Latin 'annotinus,' derived from 'annus' (year) plus the suffix '-inus' (relating to or of the nature of). The term was adopted into scientific English during the 18th century for botanical and zoological classification.

AM Annotated
ARمُرَسِّم
BNট্যাগ
CAannotine
CSannotine
DAannotine
DEAnnotine
ELσημαντικό
ESanotina
FAنشانه
FIannotine
FRannotine
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