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redmaids

/ˈrɛd.meɪdz/

Traduction: Plante succulente couvre-sol à petites fleurs rose-rouge vif, originaire du sud-ouest des États-Unis.

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/ˈrɛd.meɪdz/formalscientific
  • frPlante succulente couvre-sol à petites fleurs rose-rouge vif, originaire du sud-ouest des États-Unis.

A succulent carpet-forming plant with small brilliant reddish-pink flowers, native to the southwestern United States.

  1. WildflowerC1formalamerican

    A succulent, carpet-forming plant with small, brilliant reddish-pink flowers, native to the southwestern United States.

    frCalandrinie à fleurs roses

    • Redmaids often bloom in early spring across the desert floor.
    • The hillside was covered in a vibrant carpet of redmaids.
    • Botanists study redmaids for their adaptation to arid environments.