Cobaea
- proper noun
- /koʊˈbeɪə/
- Specialized
- Gardeners prize Cobaea for its large, bell-shaped purple or white flowers.
Examples
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The Cobaea vine can quickly cover a garden trellis with its lush green leaves.
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The Cobaea plant is known for its stunning flowers.
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In warm climates, Cobaea grows rapidly and blooms throughout the summer.
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Have you seen the beautiful Cobaea in the garden?
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The Cobaea plant is known for its stunning bell-shaped flowers that attract many gardeners.
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In tropical gardens, Cobaea species can climb to great heights with their vigorous growth.
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Horticulturists often recommend Cobaea for its ornamental beauty and ability to thrive in warm climates.
Surface Forms
Etymology
The name Cobaea is a Latin-style name given by plant scientists and probably comes from a person's name when the plant was first described. A helpful way to remember Cobaea is to picture its large, hanging 'bells' and climbing vines, because the name now refers to this showy garden plant.