Tripleurospermum
- noun
- Specialized
- The white petals of Tripleurospermum flowers resemble those of camomile.
Examples
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The Tripleurospermum species are commonly found in temperate regions across Europe and Asia.
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The Tripleurospermum plant attracts many bees.
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Botanists sometimes classify Tripleurospermum under the genus Matricaria due to their similarities.
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I saw a beautiful Tripleurospermum blooming in the garden.
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The white petals of Tripleurospermum flowers resemble those of chamomile.
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The Tripleurospermum plant attracts many bees with its bright flowers.
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Botanists sometimes classify Tripleurospermum under the genus Matricaria due to their similarities.
Compounds
- Specialized
A common annual weed with white daisy-like flowers and no smell
- Specialized
A low plant that grows year after year and forms a flat mat on the ground in western Asia
Surface Forms
Etymology
Tripleurospermum comes from Greek parts tri- 'three', pleuro- 'side' or 'rib', and -spermum 'seed'. So the name means 'three-sided seed' and can help you remember this small daisy-like plant because its seeds look like they have three ribs.