polemoniaceous
- adjective
- /ˌpɒlɪməˈneɪʃəs/
- Specialized
- Many polemoniaceous species are popular in gardens for their colorful blooms.
Examples
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Phlox, a common garden flower, is a well-known polemoniaceous genus.
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Many polemoniaceous species thrive in dry, rocky soils.
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The scientist studied the distinctive reproductive structures of several polemoniaceous plants.
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The polemoniaceous flowers bloomed beautifully in the garden.
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Many polemoniaceous species are popular in gardens for their colorful blooms.
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Phlox, a common garden flower, is a well-known polemoniaceous genus.
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The scientist studied the distinctive reproductive structures of several polemoniaceous plants.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Polemoniaceous comes from the plant name Polemonium plus the family ending -aceae, so it means 'of the Polemonium family'. This family includes familiar garden flowers like phlox, so polemoniaceous describes plants that are related to phlox.