Subularia
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A small group of flowering plants in the mustard family found in cool northern regions and high African mountains
- proper noun
- Specialized
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Subularia
- The delicate flowers of Subularia can be found in wet alpine meadows.
Examples
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Subularia is notable for its awl-shaped leaves and small blossoms.
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Botanists have studied the distribution of Subularia across various continents.
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The Subularia plant thrives in mountainous areas.
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Did you know that Subularia is native to tropical Africa?
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Subularia is notable for its awl-shaped leaves and small blossoms.
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The delicate flowers of Subularia can be found in wet alpine meadows.
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The Subularia plant thrives in mountainous areas.
Compounds
Subularia aquatica
- Specialized
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A water plant with small groups of thin leaves and tiny white flowers found in northern ponds and lakes
Surface Forms
Subularia main
Etymology
Subularia comes from the Latin root subula, which means 'awl', a small pointed tool. Because the plant has thin, pointed leaves like a needle, the name helps you remember it is a small, awl-shaped flower.
