strawflower

• Substantivo que designa qualquer uma de várias plantas, especialmente dos gêneros Helipterum ou Xerochrysum, conhecidas por suas flores papiráceas e duradouras, frequentemente secas para uso decorativo.

A noun referring to any of several plants, especially those of the genera Helipterum or Xerochrysum, known for their papery, long-lasting flowers that are often dried for ornamental use.

1. Dried flower plantB2formalamerican

   A plant native to southern and southeastern United States, cultivated for its yellow flowers that are suitable for drying.

   Flor seca

   • Strawflowers are popular in dried flower arrangements.
   • She grew strawflowers in her garden for winter bouquets.
   • The yellow petals of the strawflower retain their color when dried.

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2. Helipterum genusC1formal

   Any of various plants belonging to the genus Helipterum, known for their papery flowers.

   Helipterum

   • The Helipterum genus includes several species of strawflowers.
   • Botanists classify strawflowers under the Helipterum genus.
   • These strawflowers from the Helipterum genus are native to Australia.

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3. Australian strawflowerB2formalaustralian

   An Australian plant that has become naturalized in Spain, featuring flowers ranging from lemon yellow to deep gold, often chosen for dried flower crafts.

   Sempre-viva australiana

   • The Australian strawflower is a favorite among dried flower enthusiasts.
   • Its golden blooms make it a striking addition to any garden.
   • This strawflower variety thrives in the Mediterranean climate of Spain.