Genus Styphelia (Noun)
Meaning
Australian heathlike shrubs.
Classification
Nouns denoting plants.
Examples
- The genus Styphelia comprises a group of Australian heathlike shrubs that are commonly found in the eastern regions of the country.
- Styphelia is a genus of flowering plants in the family Ericaceae, consisting of about 30 species of Australian heathlike shrubs.
- The genus Styphelia is characterized by its small, tubular flowers and needle-like leaves, typical of Australian heathlike shrubs.
- Some species within the genus Styphelia are popular among gardeners due to their attractive flowers and low-maintenance requirements, making them ideal for landscaping in areas with poor soil.
- The genus Styphelia is closely related to other genera of Australian heathlike shrubs, such as Leucopogon and Astroloma, and is often found growing in similar habitats.