Yellow-eyed Grass Family (Noun)
Meaning
Plants of tropical to temperate regions; usually in wet places.
Classification
Nouns denoting plants.
Examples
- The Xyris species, commonly known as yellow-eyed grass, is a family of flowering plants that thrive in tropical to temperate regions, typically in wet places.
- The yellow-eyed grass family is characterized by its unique, yellow-centered flowers that bloom in late summer.
- The plants of the yellow-eyed grass family are often found growing in bogs, marshes, and other wetland areas.
- The Xyridaceae family, also known as the yellow-eyed grass family, consists of around 250 species of plants that are native to tropical to temperate regions.
- In wet places, such as swamps and marshes, the yellow-eyed grass family can be found growing in dense clusters, forming a sea of yellow and green.