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prairie wake-robin

/ˈprɛri ˈweɪk ˌrɒbɪn/

Traducción: Nombre popular de Trillium recurvatum, una flor silvestre que florece en primavera y crece en el centro y este de América del Norte, caracterizada por tres hojas moteadas y una flor de tres pétalos de color púrpura oscuro o granate.

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/ˈprɛri ˈweɪk ˌrɒbɪn/formal
  • esNombre popular de Trillium recurvatum, una flor silvestre que florece en primavera y crece en el centro y este de América del Norte, caracterizada por tres hojas moteadas y una flor de tres pétalos de color púrpura oscuro o granate.

A common name for Trillium recurvatum, a spring-blooming wildflower native to central and eastern North America, characterized by its three mottled leaves and dark purple or maroon three-petaled flower.

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    A common name for Trillium recurvatum, a spring-blooming wildflower native to prairies and woodlands in central and eastern North America, characterized by three petals and mottled leaves.

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    • The prairie wake-robin blooms in early spring across the Midwest.
    • Botanists identified the plant as Trillium recurvatum, commonly known as prairie wake-robin.
    • Hikers spotted a patch of prairie wake-robin along the trail.