Frasera
- noun
- /frəˈzɪərə/
- Specialized
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Frasera
- The rare Frasera species bloomed late in the high mountain meadow.
Examples
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Some herbal remedies were historically made from the roots of Frasera.
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Many herbalists use Frasera in their remedies.
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Botanists studied several varieties of Frasera in the field.
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The Frasera plant is known for its medicinal properties.
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Botanists studied several varieties of Frasera in the field.
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Some herbal remedies were historically made from the roots of Frasera.
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The rare Frasera species bloomed late in the high mountain meadow.
Synonyms
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A tall plant that lives for many years and grows in dry high places of western North America
A tall plant that lives for many years and grows on dry hills in western North America
A tall plant that lives for many years and grows on dry hills in western North America
Surface Forms
Etymology
Frasera is named after the Scottish plant collector Fraser, who brought many North American herbs to European plant scientists long ago. So Frasera is the name for a group of North American herbs — think of them as 'Fraser's plants' to remember that the name comes from a person who collected these herbs.