draba
- noun
- Specialized
- The small white flowers of draba made a striking contrast against the rocky hillside.
Examples
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Several species of draba can be found growing in alpine meadows.
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Many gardeners love drabas for their low maintenance.
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Botanists collected samples of draba to study their adaptation to arid climates.
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The draba blooms beautifully in the spring.
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Several species of draba can be found growing in alpine meadows.
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The small white flowers of draba made a striking contrast against the rocky hillside.
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Botanists collected samples of draba to study their adaptation to arid climates.
Synonyms
A group of small, low plants called whitlow-grasses that grow in cold regions
Compounds
- Specialized
A small plant that lives for one year and has tiny white flowers in early spring
- Specialized
A group of small, low plants called whitlow-grasses that grow in cold regions
Surface Forms
Etymology
Draba comes from an old Greek word drabē that meant 'small herb'. So, the name fits these low-growing, cushion plants with tiny flowers and helps you remember they are small plants often found on rocks or in mountain meadows.