Molucella
- noun
- /məˈluːsəˌlə/
- Specialized
- Molucella is popular among gardeners for its unique green bell-shaped calyces.
Examples
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The florist included Molucella in her arrangements for its delicate fragrance.
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Botanists often study Molucella to understand aromatic properties in Mediterranean plants.
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The Molucella plant adds a unique touch to any garden.
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Have you seen the Molucellae in full bloom?
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Molucella is popular among gardeners for its unique green bell-shaped calyces.
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Molucella is included in her arrangements for its delicate fragrance.
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Molucella adds a unique touch to any garden.
Compounds
- Specialized
A plant that lives for one year with tall stems and green bell-shaped parts around small flowers
Surface Forms
Etymology
Molucella probably comes from Molucca, the old name for the 'spice islands'. Because these plants have a pleasant smell, think of 'spice islands' to remember that Molucella is an aromatic herb grown for its green, ornamental flowers.