eophyte

In biology|lang=en terms the difference between emophyte and eophyte

is that emophyte is (biology) any plant that grows completely submerged while eophyte is (biology) a fossil plant from the silurian age.

As nouns the difference between emophyte and eophyte

is that emophyte is (biology) any plant that grows completely submerged while eophyte is (biology) a fossil plant from the silurian age.

As nouns the difference between oophyte and eophyte

is that oophyte is gametophyte while eophyte is a fossil plant from the Silurian age.

In biology terms the difference between eophyte and exophyte

is that eophyte is a fossil plant from the Silurian age while exophyte is any external plant parasite.

As nouns the difference between eophyte and neophyte

is that eophyte is (biology) a fossil plant from the silurian age while neophyte is neophyte.

As nouns the difference between geophyte and eophyte

is that geophyte is (botany) a perennial plant, for example the potato or daffodil, which in spring propagates from an underground organ such as a bulb, tuber, corm or rhizome while eophyte is (biology) a fossil plant from the silurian age.

As a noun eophyte

is a fossil plant from the Silurian age.

As an adjective eophytic is

of or pertaining to eophytes.