argemone
- noun
- /ˈɑrdʒəˌmoʊn/
- Specialized
- The argemone is recognizable by its prickly leaves and bright yellow flowers.
Examples
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The garden featured a variety of unusual plants, including the striking argemone.
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The argemone plant has striking yellow flowers.
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Researchers studied the medicinal properties of several argemone species native to Mexico.
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Many gardeners love the argemone for its unique look.
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The garden was filled with the beautiful argemone flowers, their large yellow blooms brightening the landscape.
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At the botanical garden, we saw a variety of plants, including the striking argemone with its prickly leaves.
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In the wildflower meadow, the argemone plants thrived under the tropical sun, showcasing their delicate white flowers.
Compounds
- Specialized
A prickly annual plant with large yellow flowers often called Mexican poppy
Surface Forms
Etymology
Argemone comes from the old Greek plant name argemone, a poppy-like plant that people once used to treat 'eye' problems such as 'cataracts'. So today argemone is the name for a group of prickly, poppy-like flowering plants.