panamiga
- noun
- US
- The botanist collected samples of panamiga during her expedition in the Amazon rainforest.
Examples
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Some traditional remedies in Central America use preparations made from the leaves of panamiga.
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Many gardeners appreciate the panamiga for its unique foliage.
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Due to its unusual texture, panamiga is easily distinguished from other nettles in the region.
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The panamiga is often found in tropical rainforests.
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The botanist collected samples of panamiga during her expedition in the Amazon rainforest.
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Some traditional remedies in Central America use preparations made from the leaves of panamiga.
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Due to its unusual texture, panamiga is easily distinguished from other nettles in the region.
Synonyms
A low wild plant like a nettle that has no sting, with soft brownish-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
Panamiga looks like Spanish Panama plus amiga ('female friend'), so a helpful way to remember this Central and South American nettle is to think of it as the 'friend from Panama' with soft, velvety leaves.