Anacyclus
- noun
- /ˌænəˈsaɪkləs/
- Specialized
- Botanists identified the specimen as belonging to the genus Anacyclus.
Examples
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The roots of Anacyclus have long been used in traditional medicine.
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Anacyclus species are often found in dry, sandy soils across the Mediterranean.
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The Anacyclus plant thrives in sunny, dry climates.
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Many herbalists use Anacyclus for its medicinal properties.
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Botanists identified the specimen as belonging to the genus Anacyclus.
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The roots of Anacyclus have long been used in traditional medicine.
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Anacyclus species are often found in dry, sandy soils across the Mediterranean.
Synonyms
A group of plants in the daisy family that includes Spanish pellitory
Compounds
- Specialized
A small Mediterranean plant whose roots people chewed to ease toothache
- Specialized
A group of plants in the daisy family that includes Spanish pellitory
Surface Forms
Etymology
Anacyclus comes from Greek parts ana- ('up' or 'again') and kyklos ('circle' or 'ring'). A helpful way to remember it is to picture the plant's round daisy head as a small 'ring' of petals, which is why the name suits this genus of Mediterranean daisy-like plants.