rhodora
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A journal about North American plants published by the New England Botanical Club
- proper noun
- /ˈroʊdərə/
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Rhodora
- The latest issue of Rhodora features research on rare plant species.
Examples
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Many botanists reference Rhodora when studying the flora of North America.
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She submitted her article on native ferns to Rhodora for peer review.
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The latest issue of Rhodora features research on rare plant species in New England.
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Have you read the article in Rhodora about the new findings?
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The latest issue of Rhodora features research on rare plant species in New England.
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She submitted her article on native ferns to Rhodora for peer review.
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Many botanists reference Rhodora when studying the flora of North America.
Surface Forms
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Etymology
Rhodora is named after the flower rhodora, because the New England Botanical Club chose the plant's name to show the magazine is about local North American plants, so the title reminds readers it focuses on the region's flora.
