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Viburnum recognitum

Viburnum recognitum

9.9
A bush from the eastern United States called northern arrowwood with white flowers
  • noun
  • Specialized
translation icon : Viburnum reconocitum
  • Gardeners appreciate Viburnum recognitum for its dense foliage and attractive white flowers.

Examples

  • The Viburnum recognitum thrives in moist woodlands and along stream banks.

  • The Viburnum recognitum is popular in landscaping.

  • Researchers compared the leaf structures of Viburnum recognitum and related species for identification.

  • Many gardeners choose Viburnum recognitum for its attractive foliage.

  • Gardeners appreciate Viburnum recognitum for its dense foliage and attractive white flowers.

  • The Viburnum recognitum thrives in moist woodlands and along stream banks.

  • Many gardeners choose Viburnum recognitum for its attractive foliage.

Synonyms

arrow wood
vsViburnum recognitum
  • US
8.9

A bush with tough, flexible wood that people use to make arrows

is a specific shrub species native to the eastern United States

Surface Forms

Morphology

Viburnum + recognitum

This is a Latin binomial taxonomic name functioning as a conventional label for a species rather than a compositional English phrase. Knowing 'Viburnum' only gives the learner a general shrub category and 'recognitum' is not an English word (and even if seen as a cognate, it does not yield the specific meaning 'northern arrowwood'), so the species meaning cannot be derived from the parts.

Etymology

Viburnum recognitum may come from Latin: Viburnum is the name for a group of shrubs and recognitum means 'recognized' or 'known'. So the name gives a simple image, a 'recognized' viburnum, which helps you remember this plant, the northern arrowwood.