Hypernyms for "gymnosperm genus"
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Abies
Afrocarpus
Agathis
Athrotaxis
Austrocedrus
Austrotaxus
Bennettitis
Callitris
Calocedrus
Catha
Cedrus
Cephalotaxus
Chamaecyparis
Cordaites
Cryptomeria
Cupressus
Cycas
Dacrycarpus
Dacrydium
Falcatifolium
genus Abies
genus Afrocarpus
genus Agathis
genus Araucaria
genus Athrotaxis
genus Austrocedrus
genus Austrotaxus
genus Bennettitis
genus Callitris
genus Calocedrus
genus Catha
genus Cathaya
genus Cedrus
genus Cephalotaxus
genus Ceratozamia
genus Chamaecyparis
genus Cordaites
genus Cryptomeria
genus Cupressus
genus Cycas
genus Dacrycarpus
genus Dacrydium
genus Dioon
genus Encephalartos
genus Ephedra
genus Falcatifolium
genus Ginkgo
genus Gnetum
genus Halocarpus
genus Juniperus
genus Keteleeria
genus Lagarostrobus
genus Larix
genus Lepidothamnus
genus Libocedrus
genus Lyginopteris
genus Macrozamia
genus Metasequoia
genus Microstrobos
genus Nageia
genus Parasitaxus
genus Phyllocladus
genus Picea
genus Pinus
genus Podocarpus
genus Prumnopitys
genus Pseudolarix
genus Pseudotaxus
genus Pseudotsuga
genus Retrophyllum
genus Saxegothea
genus Saxe-gothea
genus Sciadopitys
genus Sequoia
genus Sundacarpus
genus Taxodium
genus Taxus
genus Tetraclinis
genus Thuja
genus Thujopsis
genus Torreya
genus Tsuga
genus Welwitchia
genus Welwitschia
genus Zamia
Halocarpus
Juniperus
Lagarostrobus
Larix
Lepidothamnus
Libocedrus
Lyginopteris
Microstrobos
Nageia
Parasitaxus
Phyllocladus
Picea
Pinus
Podocarpus
Prumnopitys
Pseudolarix
Pseudotaxus
Pseudotsuga
Retrophyllum
Saxegothea
Saxe-gothea
Sciadopitys
Sundacarpus
Taxodium
Taxus
Tetraclinis
Thuja
Thujopsis
Torreya
Tsuga
What are hypernyms?
Hypernyms are words with a broader meaning that includes the meaning of the original word. For example, "animal" is a hypernym of "dog" because a dog is a type of animal.
Think of hypernyms as "umbrella terms" or categories that include the original word.