Poterium
- noun
- Specialized
- Botanists classify salad burnet in the genus Poterium.
Examples
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The unique flowers of Poterium distinguish it from other genera in the rose family.
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Members of the genus Poterium are often found in dry grasslands and open woods.
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The Poterium plant is often used in salads.
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Many gardeners appreciate the Poterium for its unique flavor.
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Botanists classify salad burnet in the genus Poterium.
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Members of the genus Poterium are often found in dry grasslands and open woods.
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Many gardeners appreciate the Poterium plant for its unique flavor in salads.
Compounds
- Specialized
A European herb that lives many years, has purple flowers, and has leaves eaten in salads
Surface Forms
Etymology
Poterium comes from Greek poterion meaning 'little cup', a simple name for plants with cup-shaped parts; that's why this name fits the genus that includes salad burnet in the rose family.