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loosestrife

/ˈluːs.straɪf/

Traduction: Nom désignant diverses plantes herbacées ou sous-arbrisseaux des genres Lythrum ou Lysimachia, souvent présentes dans les habitats humides.

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noun

/ˈluːs.straɪf/C2formal
  • frNom désignant diverses plantes herbacées ou sous-arbrisseaux des genres Lythrum ou Lysimachia, souvent présentes dans les habitats humides.

A noun referring to any of various herbs and subshrubs belonging to the genera Lythrum or Lysimachia, often found in moist habitats.

  1. Lythrum speciesC2formalscientific

    Any of numerous herbs and subshrubs belonging to the genus Lythrum, often found in wet habitats and known for their showy purple flowers.

    frLythrum (salicaire)

    • The purple loosestrife is a common sight in wetlands across North America.
    • Gardeners often struggle to control the spread of loosestrife in their ponds.
    • Loosestrife can quickly dominate a marsh, outcompeting native plants.
  2. Lysimachia speciesC2formalscientific

    Any of various herbs and subshrubs belonging to the genus Lysimachia, typically with yellow or white flowers.

    frLysimaque

    • Yellow loosestrife, a member of the Lysimachia genus, brightens up damp meadows.
    • The creeping Jenny is a popular garden variety of loosestrife.
    • Botanists have identified several new species of loosestrife in Asia.

    Synonymeslysimachia

Formes
  • loosestrifes plural form
  • loosestrifes' possessive plural form
  • loosestrife's possessive singular form