Cyanastraceae
plural noun
Cy·a·nas·tra·ce·ae
ˌsīəˌnaˈstrāsēˌē
: a small family (order Xyridales) consisting of a single genus (Cyanastrum) of tropical African bog or aquatic herbs with tuberous rootstocks and paniculate or racemose flowers
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Cyanastrum, type genus (from cyan- + Latin astrum star, from Greek astron) + -aceae
- blood tree
- blood typing
- blood vengeance
- blood vessel
- blood work
- blood-al
- blood-albumin glue
- blood-and-feather-dressed
- blood-and-guts
- blood-borne
- blood-brain barrier
- blood-chilling
- blood-relationship
- blood-thinning
- blood-vascular
- blood-warm
- bloodalp
- bloodbath
- bloodbaths
- bloodberries
- bloodberry
- bloodberryes
- bloodberrys
- bloodbird
- bloodcurdler