hulsea Sentence Examples
- Hulsea algida, the alpine hulsea, is a perennial herb found in the high alpine tundra of western North America.
- Hulsea vestita, the woolly hulsea, has distinctive white or cream-colored woolly stems and leaves.
- Hulsea heterochroma, the sunflower hulsea, is a showy perennial with bright yellow flowers resembling sunflowers.
- The hulsea flower heads typically contain both disc florets and ray florets.
- Hulsea nana, the dwarf hulsea, is a small, cushion-forming species that thrives in dry, rocky habitats.
- The hulsea plant genus is closely related to the genus Aster.
- Hulsea seeds are dispersed by wind and animals, which contributes to their widespread distribution.
- Some hulsea species are used in traditional herbal medicine for their potential medicinal properties.
- The hulsea's ability to tolerate extreme conditions makes it a valuable component of alpine plant communities.
- The conservation of hulsea species is important to maintain the diversity and integrity of alpine ecosystems.
hulsea Meaning
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hulsea (n)
small genus of erect balsam-scented herbs; Pacific coast of the northwestern United States
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small genus of erect balsam-scented herbs; Pacific coast of the northwestern United States
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Hulsea algida, the alpine hulsea, is a perennial herb found in the high alpine tundra of western North America.
Hulsea vestita, the woolly hulsea, has distinctive white or cream-colored woolly stems and leaves.
Hulsea heterochroma, the sunflower hulsea, is a showy perennial with bright yellow flowers resembling sunflowers.
The hulsea flower heads typically contain both disc florets and ray florets.
