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mist-flower

/ˈmɪst ˌflaʊ.ər/

Tradução: Planta rizomatosa nativa do centro e sudeste dos Estados Unidos e das Índias Ocidentais, conhecida por suas grandes e vistosas inflorescências de flores azuis; às vezes classificada no gênero Eupatorium.

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/ˈmɪst ˌflaʊ.ər/C1formalscientific
  • ptPlanta rizomatosa nativa do centro e sudeste dos Estados Unidos e das Índias Ocidentais, conhecida por suas grandes e vistosas inflorescências de flores azuis; às vezes classificada no gênero Eupatorium.

A rhizomatous plant native to central and southeastern United States and the West Indies, known for its large, showy clusters of clear blue flowers; sometimes classified under the genus Eupatorium.

  1. A flowering plantC1formalamerican

    A rhizomatous plant native to central and southeastern United States and West Indies, known for its large, showy clusters of clear blue flowers. It is sometimes classified under the genus Eupatorium.

    ptPlanta florida

    • The mist-flower blooms beautifully in the late summer garden.
    • Botanists often debate whether to place mist-flower in the genus Eupatorium.
    • The clear blue flowers of the mist-flower attract many pollinators.

    Sinônimosageratum

Formas
  • mist-flowers plural form
  • mist-flowers' possessive plural form
  • mist-flower's possessive singular form