borraginaceous (Meaning)
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borraginaceous (a.)
See Borage, n., etc.
Synonyms & Antonyms of borraginaceous
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borraginaceous Sentence Examples
- The borraginaceous plants in our garden include forget-me-nots, borage, and comfrey.
- Botanists classify the vibrant blue flowers as borraginaceous due to their characteristic structure and growth pattern.
- Many borraginaceous species are prized for their medicinal properties, such as lungwort and bugloss.
- The hairy texture of the leaves is a common feature among borraginaceous plants.
- Borraginaceous herbs like comfrey have been used in traditional medicine for centuries to promote wound healing.
- The borraginaceous family encompasses a diverse range of species, from small annuals to towering perennials.
- Bees are particularly attracted to the nectar-rich blossoms of borraginaceous plants.
- Some borraginaceous species, like heliotrope, are cultivated for their fragrant flowers, which are used in perfumery.
- Despite their beauty, many borraginaceous plants can be invasive if not properly managed.
- Herbalists often include borraginaceous herbs in their remedies due to their purported health benefits and therapeutic properties.
FAQs About the word borraginaceous
See Borage, n., etc.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The borraginaceous plants in our garden include forget-me-nots, borage, and comfrey.
Botanists classify the vibrant blue flowers as borraginaceous due to their characteristic structure and growth pattern.
Many borraginaceous species are prized for their medicinal properties, such as lungwort and bugloss.
The hairy texture of the leaves is a common feature among borraginaceous plants.
