Genus Syringa (Noun)
Meaning
Genus of Old World shrubs or low trees having fragrant flowers in showy panicles: lilacs.
Classification
Nouns denoting plants.
Examples
- The most fragrant flowers in the garden belonged to the genus Syringa, which the gardener lovingly tended to every day.
- In the classification of flowering plants, the genus Syringa is a group of Old World shrubs or low trees known for their lilacs.
- The botanical garden featured a variety of species within the genus Syringa, attracting pollinators and people alike with their showy panicles.
- Freshly cut flowers from the genus Syringa made for a beautiful yet fragrant bouquet, often used in wedding arrangements.
- The genus Syringa is often associated with nostalgia and memories of childhood, with the scent of lilacs evoking vivid recollections.