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Iliamna

Iliamna

9.9
A group of wild flowering plants that grow in North America
  • noun
  • Specialized
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  • The rare Iliamna species blooms in the mountainous regions each spring.

Examples

  • Several conservation groups are working to protect endangered Iliamna plants.

  • Many gardeners are interested in Iliamna for its unique flowers.

  • Botanists recently discovered a new population of Iliamna in the wild.

  • The Iliamna plant thrives in the wild.

  • Recently, researchers identified a new species of Iliamna that is endemic to the Rockies.

  • Conservation efforts are crucial to preserving the native Iliamna plants found in North America.

  • The vibrant blooms of Iliamna attract many pollinators during the spring season.

Compounds

Iliamna acerifolia
  • Specialized
9.9

A plant that lives for many years from northwest United States and western Canada with pink or white flowers

Iliamna remota
  • Specialized
9.9

A rare flowering plant found only in Illinois with pale pink flowers like a hollyhock

Surface Forms

Iliamna singular
Iliamnas plural

Etymology

Iliamna names a group of North American plants and comes from the place called Iliamna in Alaska, where these plants were first found. So, think of Iliamna as the plant 'from Iliamna' to remember its origin.