Boehmeria
- noun
- /ˈboʊməriə/
- Specialized
- Several species of Boehmeria are commonly known as false nettles due to their resemblance to true nettles.
Examples
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The botanist collected samples of Boehmeria from the tropical forest for research purposes.
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Look at that stunning Boehmeria growing near the stream!
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Boehmeria leaves are often used in herbal medicine in some cultures.
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I found a beautiful Boehmeria plant in the garden.
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Several species of Boehmeria are commonly known as false nettles due to their resemblance to true nettles.
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The botanist collected samples of Boehmeria from the tropical forest for research purposes.
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I found a beautiful Boehmeria plant in the garden.
Synonyms
A plant that looks like a nettle but does not sting
A tall plant that grows in wet places like a nettle but does not sting
Compounds
- Specialized
A tall Asian plant with dark leaves that gives strong silky fiber for making cloth
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Boehmeria comes from the German botanist Boehmer's last name and literally means 'Boehmer's plant'. So, Boehmeria is the name given to a group of plants in the nettle family, the false nettles.