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adjectivecampestrian (comparative more campestrian, superlative most campestrian)
comparative more campestrian · superlative most campestrian
- Relating to, or abounding in, open fields
campestrian area
- Growing in a field, or open ground.
These bald prairies can be regarded as the true home of the original campestrian flora, which is peculiar to a calcareous soil rich in humus and with a sunny exposure.
1969, C. T. Mohr, Plant life of Alabama, page 104
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