Genus Crepis (Noun)
Meaning
Hawk's-beard; cosmopolitan in northern hemisphere.
Classification
Nouns denoting plants.
Examples
- Crepis, also known as Hawk's-beard, is a genus of plants that has achieved cosmopolitan distribution across the northern hemisphere.
- Many members of the genus Crepis, a flowering plant group in the family Asteraceae, produce ornamental edible greens prized by farmers for winter gardens.
- Of approximately one hundred Crepis species native to various climates around the globe, sixty grow throughout Asia while ten of them also bloom throughout Western and Eastern North America.
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