brookweed

• Planta aquática do gênero Lysimachia, também conhecida como lisimáquia-das-ribeiras ou erva-da-moeda; erva perene de flores brancas ou rosadas que cresce em margens de rios e pântanos.

A noun referring to a type of water pimpernel plant, found in regions from Europe to China, and also known as American water pimpernel.

1. American water pimpernelC2formalamerican

   A small aquatic or semi-aquatic plant native to North America, often found in wet, marshy areas.

   Samolus americano

   • The brookweed grows abundantly along the edges of slow-moving streams.
   • Botanists identified the plant as a type of American brookweed.
   • The delicate white flowers of the brookweed bloom in late spring.

2. Water pimpernel of Europe to ChinaC2formal

   A small flowering plant found in wet habitats across a wide range from Europe to China, known for its creeping growth.

   Anagalis-da-água

   • The European brookweed is often found in damp meadows and along riverbanks.
   • This species of brookweed has a distribution that extends from Europe to China.
   • The leaves of the brookweed are small and rounded, typical of water-loving plants.