Xeranthemum
- noun
- /ˌzɛrənˈθiːməm/
- Specialized
- The Xeranthemum thrives in dry, sunny areas with well-drained soil.
Examples
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Her bouquet included dried Xeranthemum flowers for a lasting display.
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Many gardeners love Xeranthemums for their vibrant colors.
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Botanists studied the unique adaptations of Xeranthemum to its arid environment.
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The Xeranthemum plant thrives in dry, rocky soils.
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The Xeranthemum thrives in dry, sunny areas with well-drained soil.
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Her bouquet included dried Xeranthemum flowers for a lasting display.
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Many gardeners love Xeranthemums for their vibrant colors.
Compounds
- Specialized
A garden flower with purple blooms that stay bright when dried for bouquets
Surface Forms
Etymology
Xeranthemum comes from Greek parts xero- meaning 'dry' and -anthemum meaning 'flower', like in chrysanthemum. So a Xeranthemum is a 'dry flower', which explains why these plants live in dry places and make long-lasting dried flowers.