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wild rosemary

/waɪld ˈrəʊzməri/

Tradução: Nome comum de vários arbustos ou plantas aromáticas, especialmente o Rhododendron tomentosum (antes Ledum palustre) e a Andromeda polifolia, típicos de regiões pantanosas ou do norte.

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/waɪld ˈrəʊzməri/formalscientific
  • ptNome comum de vários arbustos ou plantas aromáticas, especialmente o Rhododendron tomentosum (antes Ledum palustre) e a Andromeda polifolia, típicos de regiões pantanosas ou do norte.

A common name for several aromatic shrubs or plants, often referring to species like Rhododendron tomentosum (formerly Ledum palustre) or Andromeda polifolia, typically found in boggy or northern regions.

  1. Aromatic shrubC1formal

    A common name for several plants, most notably *Andromeda polifolia* (bog rosemary) or *Ledum palustre* (marsh tea), which are small shrubs with narrow, leathery leaves and small pink or white flowers, often found in bogs and moorlands.

    ptArbusto aromático

    • Wild rosemary thrives in the acidic soil of northern bogs.
    • The leaves of wild rosemary have a distinct, camphor-like scent.
    • Hikers often encounter wild rosemary in the high-altitude wetlands.