mentzelia (Meaning)
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mentzelia (n)
genus of bristly herbs or subshrubs of western America lacking stinging hairs
Synonyms & Antonyms of mentzelia
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mentzelia Sentence Examples
- The mentzelia's velvety petals unfurled in the morning sunlight.
- The delicate leaves of the mentzelia shimmered with a silvery iridescence.
- The bees buzzed excitedly around the mentzelia, attracted by its sweet nectar.
- The mentzelia's intricate floral patterns resembled miniature works of art.
- The plant's spiny stems provided protection from grazing animals.
- The mentzelia's short blooming period made it a fleeting sight in the desert landscape.
- Native American tribes used mentzelia for medicinal purposes, treating wounds and digestive ailments.
- The mentzelia's drought tolerance made it an ideal plant for arid environments.
- The plant's small, inconspicuous flowers often went unnoticed among the taller wildflowers.
- The mentzelia's presence in an ecosystem indicated healthy and undisturbed soil conditions.
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genus of bristly herbs or subshrubs of western America lacking stinging hairs
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The mentzelia's velvety petals unfurled in the morning sunlight.
The delicate leaves of the mentzelia shimmered with a silvery iridescence.
The bees buzzed excitedly around the mentzelia, attracted by its sweet nectar.
The mentzelia's intricate floral patterns resembled miniature works of art.
