Conospermum
- noun
- Specialized
- The Conospermum, or smoke bush, is valued for its soft, cloud-like blooms in Australian gardens.
Examples
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Several species of Conospermum thrive in sandy heathlands of Western Australia.
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Botanists are studying the pollination mechanisms of Conospermum plants.
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The Conospermum species are often found in arid regions.
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Have you seen the Conospermum blooming this season?
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Several species of Conospermum thrive in sandy heathlands of Western Australia.
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The Conospermum, or smoke bush, is valued for its soft, cloud-like blooms in Australian gardens.
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Have you seen the Conospermum blooming this season?
Synonyms
A group of Australian bushes and small trees with tight clusters of small flowers, often called smoke bushes
Compounds
- Specialized
A group of Australian bushes and small trees with tight clusters of small flowers, often called smoke bushes
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Conospermum comes from the Greek parts konos 'cone' and sperma 'seed'. So think 'cone-seed' because the name refers to the plant's small cone-shaped seeds, which helps you remember this Australian smoke bush.