swamp lily
The term "swamp lily" encompasses various lily species thriving in wetland habitats, notable for their striking flowers and ecological importance.
Definition
B2Botany
(general)A type of flowering plant found in wetland areas, known for its large, showy flowers and long leaves.
Example
- The swamp lily adds a touch of beauty to marshy landscapes with its vibrant blooms.
C1Botany
(technical)A common name for various species of the genus Crinum and other lilies that thrive in swampy or marshy environments.
Example
- Crinum americanum, commonly known as swamp lily, is native to the southeastern United States.
C1Botany
(ecological)A perennial plant growing in aquatic or semi-aquatic conditions, often noted for its fragrant and visually striking flowers.
Example
- Swamp lilies play a crucial role in wetland ecosystems by providing habitat and food for wildlife.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "swamp lily":
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