genus chrysothamnus (Meaning)
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genus chrysothamnus (n)
genus of low branching shrubs of western North America
Synonyms & Antonyms of genus chrysothamnus
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
genus chrysothamnus Sentence Examples
- The genus _Chrysothamnus_ comprises a diverse group of North American shrubs commonly known as rabbitbrush or broom snakeweed.
- _Chrysothamnus nauseosus_ is a widespread species of rabbitbrush found in the western United States.
- The leaves of _Chrysothamnus viscidiflorus_ exude a sticky resin, giving it the name stickyleaf rabbitbrush.
- _Chrysothamnus greenei_ is an evergreen shrub native to the Mojave Desert.
- The goldenrod-like flowers of _Chrysothamnus parryi_ bloom abundantly in the fall.
- _Chrysothamnus filifolius_ is a low-growing, prostrate species known as threadleaf rabbitbrush.
- _Chrysothamnus teretifolius_ has slender, cylindrical leaves and produces a mass of small, yellow flowers.
- The aromatic foliage of _Chrysothamnus nauseosus_ var.
- _glabratus_ is used in traditional medicine.
- _Chrysothamnus paniculatus_ is a tall, bushy shrub with showy panicles of yellow flowers.
FAQs About the word genus chrysothamnus
genus of low branching shrubs of western North America
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The genus _Chrysothamnus_ comprises a diverse group of North American shrubs commonly known as rabbitbrush or broom snakeweed.
_Chrysothamnus nauseosus_ is a widespread species of rabbitbrush found in the western United States.
The leaves of _Chrysothamnus viscidiflorus_ exude a sticky resin, giving it the name stickyleaf rabbitbrush.
_Chrysothamnus greenei_ is an evergreen shrub native to the Mojave Desert.
