Gerea
- noun
- Specialized
- The hairy leaves of Gerea help protect the plant from herbivores.
Examples
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Many gardeners love Gerea for its bright yellow flowers.
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The botanist described a new species in the genus Gerea found in South Africa.
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Some species of Gerea are valued for their distinctive yellow flowers.
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The Gerea plant thrives in sunny areas.
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Many gardeners love Gerea because of its bright yellow flowers that attract pollinators.
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Some species of Gerea are known for their hairy leaves, which provide protection against herbivores.
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The botanist found a new species of Gerea during his research in the African savannah.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Gerea names a small group of plants, and a helpful way to remember it is to picture a little, hairy herb with bright yellow 'rays' of flowers, because many species have fuzzy leaves and yellow blooms.