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Meaning of genus anemopsis
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genus anemopsis (n)
one species: yerba mansa
genus anemopsis Sentence Examples
- The genus Anemopsis, a small group of flowering plants, is endemic to North America.
- Anemopsis is classified in the order Saxifragales, family Garryaceae.
- The genus Anemopsis comprises two recognized species: Anemopsis californica and Anemopsis heydei.
- Anemopsis californica, commonly known as yerba mansa, is native to California and Oregon.
- Anemopsis heydei, known as Idaho anemopsis, has a restricted distribution in Idaho and Washington.
- The plants in the genus Anemopsis are characterized by their rhizomatous growth habit and opposite leaves.
- Anemopsis species have small, greenish-white flowers arranged in terminal racemes.
- The fruits of Anemopsis are single-seeded follicles that are dispersed by wind.
- Anemopsis plants are known to have medicinal properties and are used in traditional herbal remedies.
- Research is ongoing to investigate the potential therapeutic benefits of the genus Anemopsis.
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one species: yerba mansa
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The genus Anemopsis, a small group of flowering plants, is endemic to North America.
Anemopsis is classified in the order Saxifragales, family Garryaceae.
The genus Anemopsis comprises two recognized species: Anemopsis californica and Anemopsis heydei.
Anemopsis californica, commonly known as yerba mansa, is native to California and Oregon.
