ericeticolous

[ er-uh-si-tik-uh-luhs ]

/ ˌɛr ə sɪˈtɪk ə ləs /

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adjective

requiring a heath or heathlike habitat.

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Origin of ericeticolous

<Latin *erīcēt(um) place where heath grows (derivative of erīca heath; see erica) + -i- + -colous

Words nearby ericeticolous

Erhard, Erhardt, Eric, erica, ericaceous, ericeticolous, ericoid, Ericson, Ericson, Leif, Ericsson, Eric the Red