Corydalis Claviculata (Noun)
Meaning
Annual vine with decompound leaves and racemes of yellow and pink flowers.
Classification
Nouns denoting plants.
Examples
- The botanist carefully identified the specimen as Corydalis claviculata, an annual vine native to North America.
- In the early spring, the hillsides are covered with a sea of Corydalis claviculata, its bright yellow and pink flowers swaying in the breeze.
- The racemes of Corydalis claviculata flowers grew densely along the vine's slender stem, a colorful display that attracted numerous pollinators.
- After examining the plant's decompound leaves, the gardener suspected it was a type of Corydalis claviculata that had self-seeded in the garden bed.
- As the weather warmed up, the annual Corydalis claviculata vine quickly grew, twining its way up a nearby trellis and blooming with vibrant yellow and pink flowers.