Genus Circaea (Noun)
Meaning
Enchanter's nightshade.
Classification
Nouns denoting plants.
Examples
- Enchanter's nightshade, also known as genus Circaea, is native to woodland edges in North America, Europe, and Asia.
- Genus Circaea has long been considered to be in the family Onagraceae but its status remains somewhat disputed among taxonomists.
- Members of genus Circaea produce numerous tiny, pale yellow flowers with a small petal structure resembling miniature morning glories.
- Several distinct species belonging to genus Circaea often exhibit unique adaptations suited to varied habitats worldwide.
- Plants within genus Circaea produce small greenish-yellow flowers typically growing alongside weak to moderately strong erect stems.