bocconia

• Substantivo que designa plantas do gênero Bocconia: ervas ou arbustos da Ásia (China e Japão) cultivados por suas flores branco-creme, ou uma pequena árvore da América Central com flores púrpura-esverdeadas.

A noun referring to a plant, either a herb from China and Japan cultivated for its creamy white flowers, or a small Central American tree with purple-tinted green flowers.

1. Plume poppyC2formalscientific

   A tall herbaceous plant native to China and Japan, widely grown for its large, feathery clusters of creamy white flowers.

   Macleia

   • The bocconia in the garden produced stunning white plumes this summer.
   • Bocconia is often used as an ornamental plant in temperate climates.
   • The creamy white panicles of bocconia attract many pollinators.

   Sinônimosmacleaya

2. Tree poppyC2formalscientific

   A small Central American tree with loose clusters of green flowers tinged with purple.

   Bocônia

   • The bocconia tree is native to the tropical forests of Central America.
   • Its unusual purple-tinted green flowers make the bocconia a unique species.
   • Bocconia trees are rarely seen outside their native habitat.