erythronium

• Nombre propio que designa un género de hierbas perennes bulbosas de regiones septentrionales, conocidas como diente de perro, lengua de serpiente, lirio trucha o lirio de ciervo.

A proper noun referring to a genus of perennial bulbous herbs native to northern regions, commonly known as dogtooth violet, adder's tongue, trout lily, or fawn lily.

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1. A genus of flowering plantsC2formal

   A genus of perennial bulbous herbs native to northern regions, commonly known as dogtooth violet, adder's tongue, trout lily, or fawn lily.

   Eritronio

   • The Erythronium species bloom in early spring in woodland areas.
   • Gardeners often plant Erythronium bulbs for their delicate, nodding flowers.
   • The trout lily, a type of Erythronium, is found across most of the northern United States.

   Sinónimosdogtooth violetfawn lilytrout lily