Cacalia
- noun
- Specialized
- The tall stems and smooth leaves are characteristic of Cacalia plants.
Examples
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Botanists have reclassified some species from Cacalia to other genera such as Emilia.
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The flowers of Cacalia are often found in mountainous forests across Europe.
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The Cacalia plants thrive in mountainous regions.
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Did you see the Cacalia blooming in the forest?
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The flowers of Cacalia are often found in mountainous forests across Europe.
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The tall stems and smooth leaves are characteristic of Cacalia plants.
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Did you see the Cacalia blooming in the forest?
Synonyms
A group of tall smooth plants that grow in mountain forests of Europe and western Asia
Compounds
- Specialized
A group of tall smooth plants that grow in mountain forests of Europe and western Asia
Surface Forms
Etymology
Cacalia is thought to come from an old Greek plant name kakalia, once used by herbalists for similar wild flowers. So, Cacalia is now the name for a group of tall, smooth 'herbs', and the word reminds us it is a kind of 'plant'.