Hulsea
- noun
- Specialized
- The distinctive yellow flowers helped botanists identify the plant as a Hulsea.
Examples
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Many hikers enjoy spotting Hulsea along the Pacific coast trails in bloom.
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Several species of Hulsea are found in the high mountain regions of California.
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The Hulsea plant thrives in coastal areas.
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Have you ever seen a Hulsea in bloom?
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Many hikers enjoy spotting Hulsea along the Pacific coast trails in bloom.
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Several species of Hulsea are found in the high mountain regions of California.
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The distinctive yellow flowers helped botanists identify the plant as a Hulsea.
Compounds
- US
A small plant in the western United States that grows every year and has yellow daisy-like flowers on rocky slopes
- Specialized
A low plant in small clumps with hairy stems and yellow flower heads that grows in high mountain areas
- Specialized
A small mountain plant that grows in clumps with hairy stems and yellow daisy-like flowers
Surface Forms
Etymology
Hulsea probably comes from the surname Hulse, so it originally meant 'Hulse's plant'. A helpful way to remember it is to think of a person named Hulse who gave their name to this small group called a genus of yellow, sweet-smelling herbs from the Pacific coast.