panamica
- noun
- US
- Clusters of green flowers distinguish the panamica from other nettle species in the region.
Examples
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The panamica thrives in the humid forests of Central America, where it forms dense ground cover.
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The panamica thrives in the humid forests of Central America and South America.
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Botanists are studying the medicinal properties of the panamica's leaves.
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The panamica is often found in tropical regions.
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Many people admire the beauty of the panamica plant.
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Botanists are studying the medicinal properties of the panamica's leaves.
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Clusters of small green flowers distinguish the panamica from other nettle species.
Synonyms
A low stingless nettle with soft brown-green toothed leaves and small green flowers
A small houseplant with soft velvety brown-green leaves and small green flowers
A small houseplant with soft brownish-green leaves and tiny green flowers often grown indoors
Surface Forms
Etymology
Panamica comes from the place name Panama plus the ending -ica, which means 'of' or 'from' in many plant names. So panamica simply means a plant 'from Panama', which fits this nettle that grows in Central American forests.