bacopa
A small water plant with green leaves and small flowers used in aquariums and ponds
- noun
- /bəˈkoʊpə/
- Specialized
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bacopa
- I'm going to start with our bacopa called Snowstorm Snow Globe.
- white bacopa
Examples
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We've got the Osteosperm Pink and then the Bacopa and the Bluebird Nemecia.
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In our garden, the white-flowered bacopa blooms beautifully alongside the colorful petunias.
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I chose to decorate the aquarium with vibrant bacopa plants for their delicate leaves and lovely flowers.
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The bacopa adds a refreshing touch to the landscape with its lush green foliage and small blossoms.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Bacopa is the scientific name for a group of small, water-loving plants often used in aquariums and ponds. The name comes from old plant names in Asia, so thinking of its soft green leaves and tiny flowers helps you remember it refers to these wet-soil plants.