Dipogon
- noun
- Specialized
- Gardeners sometimes cultivate Dipogon as an ornamental plant due to its attractive blooms.
Examples
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The Dipogon is native to Australia and is admired for its delicate pink flowers.
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Botanists are studying the growth habits of Dipogon in various soil types.
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The Dipogon plant thrives in arid conditions.
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Did you see the beautiful Dipogon flowers?
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Gardeners sometimes cultivate Dipogon as an ornamental plant due to its attractive blooms.
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Botanists are studying the growth habits of Dipogon in various soil types.
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The Dipogon is native to Australia and is admired for its delicate pink flowers.
Compounds
- Specialized
An evergreen climbing plant from South Africa with pink purple flowers and pods you can eat like beans
Surface Forms
Etymology
Dipogon comes from Greek parts di- 'two' and pogon 'beard', so it means 'two beards'. Botanists used this name because the pea-like flowers often have two small hair-like parts that look like tiny beards, so the name helps you remember this Australian plant.