andryala
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A small plant with milky sap and bright yellow flower heads native to southern Europe and North Africa
- noun
- Specialized
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andryala
- The bright yellow flowers of andryala attract bees and other pollinators.
Examples
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Many andryala plants thrive in sunny, rocky soils along the Mediterranean coast.
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The botanist discovered a rare species of andryala growing on the hillside.
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The andryala blooms beautifully in the spring.
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I spotted an andryala while hiking in the mountains.
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Many andryala plants thrive in sunny, rocky soils along the Mediterranean coast.
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The bright yellow flowers of andryala attract bees and other pollinators.
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The botanist discovered a rare species of andryala growing on the hillside.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Andryala comes from an old Greek name for a Mediterranean plant and was kept by botanists as the Latin name for the group. So andryala today means the small, yellow-flowered plants in the daisy family that grow around the Mediterranean.
