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Stylophorum

Stylophorum

9.9
A woodland plant with bright yellow poppy-like flowers
  • noun
  • Specialized
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  • Gardeners value Stylophorum for its bright yellow spring flowers.

Examples

  • The leaves of Stylophorum are deeply lobed and soft to the touch.

  • The distinct leaves and bright flowers of Stylophorum make it a popular choice for woodland gardens.

  • Stylophorum thrives in shady, woodland gardens with moist, rich soil.

  • The Stylophorum plant thrives in shaded areas.

  • Many gardeners love the Stylophorum for its vibrant flowers.

  • Stylophorum is commonly found in shady areas of eastern North America, where it grows best.

  • Gardeners appreciate Stylophorum for its vibrant yellow blooms that attract pollinators in spring.

Compounds

Stylophorum diphyllum
  • Specialized
9.9

A plant that lives many years with yellow flowers and lobed leaves, native to eastern United States woodlands

Surface Forms

Stylophorum singular
Stylophorums plural

Etymology

Stylophorum comes from Greek parts stylo- meaning 'style' (the central stalk in a flower) and -phorum meaning 'bearing' or 'carrying'. So, Stylophorum literally means a plant that 'bears' a noticeable central stalk in its flowers, a helpful image to remember these yellow wood poppies.