Embothrium
- noun
- /ɛmˈboʊθriəm/
- Specialized
- The brilliant red flowers of the Embothrium make it a favorite among gardeners in temperate climates.
Examples
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Scientists are studying the genetic diversity of wild Embothrium populations in Chile.
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An Embothrium was planted in the botanical garden to showcase South American flora.
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Look at that beautiful Embothrium in full bloom!
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The Embothrium plant thrives in the humid climate of South America.
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The brilliant red flowers of the Embothrium make it a favorite among gardeners in temperate climates.
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Scientists are studying the genetic diversity of wild Embothrium populations in Chile.
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An Embothrium was planted in the botanical garden to showcase South American flora.
Compounds
- Specialized
A South American tree with bright red flowers often called Chilean firebush
Surface Forms
Etymology
Embothrium is a plant name from Greek that refers to a 'point' or 'beak' (embothr-), probably because the flowers and some parts are long and pointed. So, the name helps you remember this South American evergreen shrub with showy clusters of flowers.