Phān'e-ro-gā'mi-an or Phān'e-ro-gām'ie or Phān'e-rōg'a-mōs, a.

a. [Fr. phanérogame, from Gr. φανερός, open to sight, visible, from φαίνειν, to make appear, pass. to appear, and γάμος, marriage.] (Bot.) Having visible flowers, containing distinct stamens and pistils; — said of plants.