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Meaning of stonecress
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stonecress (n)
any Old World herb of the genus Aethionema; native of sunny limestone habitats
stonecress Sentence Examples
- The rare stonecress plant clung tenaciously to the sheer cliff face.
- In the arid desert, the resilient stonecress thrived in the harsh conditions.
- The stonecress's diminutive flowers, a dusty gray, contrasted with the vibrant red sandstone.
- Scientists studied the stonecress's ability to extract water from seemingly barren rock surfaces.
- As the sun set, the stonecress's leaves shimmered with iridescent hues.
- The locals held the stonecress in high regard, believing it possessed medicinal properties.
- The stonecress's intricate root system allowed it to anchor itself firmly in unstable soils.
- The seeds of the stonecress could lie dormant for decades, waiting for the right conditions to germinate.
- The stonecress played a vital role in maintaining the ecosystem of the rocky mountainside.
- The rugged beauty of the stonecress inspired artists and photographers to capture its unique charm.
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any Old World herb of the genus Aethionema; native of sunny limestone habitats
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The rare stonecress plant clung tenaciously to the sheer cliff face.
In the arid desert, the resilient stonecress thrived in the harsh conditions.
The stonecress's diminutive flowers, a dusty gray, contrasted with the vibrant red sandstone.
Scientists studied the stonecress's ability to extract water from seemingly barren rock surfaces.
