Anoplanthus

/ˌænəplænˈθəs/ noun

A genus of plants characterized by the absence of spines or armor-like protective structures on their leaves or stems.

Combining Ancient Greek 'an-' (without) + 'hopla' (weapons/armor) + 'anthos' (flower), this botanical term was created to describe plants lacking thorns or defensive structures that are common in related species.

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