velvetleaf

• نبات ذو أوراق مخملية، ويشمل شجيرة معمرة كبيرة بأوراق راحية مفصصة ومغطاة بالزغب وأزهار حمراء أرجوانية زاهية تنمو في جنوب غرب الولايات المتحدة، كما يشمل عشبًا حوليًا طويلًا أو شبه شجيرة من آسيا الاستوائية بأوراق مخملية وأزهار صفراء يعطي أليافًا متينة وقد استوطن جنوب شرق أوروبا والولايات المتحدة.

A noun referring to a plant with velvety leaves, including an arborescent perennial shrub with palmately lobed furry leaves and showy red-purple flowers native to the southwestern United States, as well as a tall annual herb or subshrub of tropical Asia with velvety leaves and yellow flowers that yields a strong fiber and has naturalized in southeastern Europe and the United States.

1. Arborescent shrubC2formalamericanscientific

   A perennial shrub with palmately lobed, furry leaves and showy red-purple flowers, native to the southwestern United States.

   شجيرة الأبوطيلون

   • The velvetleaf shrub is commonly found in arid regions of the southwestern US.
   • Its furry leaves and vibrant red-purple flowers make velvetleaf a distinctive plant.
   • Botanists study velvetleaf for its adaptation to dry climates.

   المرادفاتwild cotton

2. C2formalscientific

   A tall annual herb or subshrub from tropical Asia, with velvety leaves and yellow flowers, yielding a strong fiber; naturalized in southeastern Europe and the United States.

   عشبة سنوية

   • Velvetleaf is cultivated in some regions for its strong, fibrous stems.
   • The plant's velvety leaves and yellow flowers are characteristic of this species.
   • In southeastern Europe, velvetleaf has become naturalized in many areas.