Piqueria
- noun
- Specialized
- The white and pale yellow flowers of Piqueria attract a variety of pollinators in their native habitats.
Examples
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Piqueria plants are sometimes confused with Stevia due to their similar floral structures.
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The botanist discovered a new species within the genus Piqueria during her expedition to Central America.
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The Piqueria plant thrives in warm climates.
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Many gardeners enjoy cultivating Piquerias in their homes.
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The botanist discovered a new species within the genus Piqueria during her expedition to Central America.
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The white and pale yellow flowers of Piqueria attract a variety of pollinators in their native habitats.
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Many gardeners enjoy cultivating Piqueria plants in their homes.
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Piqueria comes from the surname Piquer plus the Latin ending -ia, a common way to make a plant name that means 'belonging to' or 'in honor of' a person. So Piqueria is the name given to a group of tropical plants that were named for someone called Piquer.