Chamaecytisus
- noun
- /ˌkæməˈsaɪtɪsəs/
- Specialized
- Many gardeners appreciate the colorful blooms of Chamaecytisus in the late spring.
Examples
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Some species that were once classified under Cytisus are now considered part of Chamaecytisus.
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The Chamaecytisus genus includes several species with woody seed pods.
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The Chamaecytisus plant thrives in dry, rocky soils.
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Look at the Chamaecytisus!
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Many gardeners appreciate the colorful blooms of Chamaecytisus in the late spring.
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The Chamaecytisus genus includes several species with woody seed pods.
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Some species that were once classified under Cytisus are now considered part of Chamaecytisus.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Chamaecytisus combines chamae- meaning 'on the ground' and Cytisus, the name for broom plants. So you can think of it as a 'ground broom' or low-growing broom, which explains why these plants are small shrubs with woody seed pods and late flowers.