Having many fronds or being abundant in leaves; characterized by leafy or frond-like structures.
From Latin 'frondosus,' derived from 'fronds' (leaf). The term entered English botanical terminology in the 17th century to describe luxuriantly leafy plants.
Rain forests are intensely frondose ecosystems where ferns alone can have thousands of different species stacked vertically from ground to canopy!
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