What is another word for apophyte?
Pronunciation: [ɐpˈɒfa͡ɪt] (IPA) 
Apophyte is a botanical term that refers to plants that do not produce any leaves or flowers on their stems. This makes it a unique word to describe these types of plants. However, there are some alternative phrases that can be used to describe apophytes, such as aerial plants, epiphytes, and air plants. These are all terms used in botany to describe plants that grow on other plants or structures, without the need for soil. The key difference between these terms and apophyte is that they describe plants with a specific growth habit, rather than a lack of leaves or flowers.
