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Definition of bunchflower in English: bunchflowernounˈbʌntʃflaʊəˈbən(t)SHˌflou(ə)r A North American plant of the lily family, with yellowish-green flowers. Melanthium virginicum, family Liliaceae Example sentencesExamples - Another similar plant I discovered recently is Virginia bunchflower, also in the lily family.
- Chamaelirium is an erect, somewhat fleshy herb, perennial, and belongs to the bunchflower family (Melanthaceae.)
- The preserve provides habitat for over two dozen state-listed plants, including yellow sedge, crinkled hairgrass, water avens, bunchflower, autumn willow, and green cotton-grass.
- Examples of this correspondence include mollusks on carbonate residuum, purple spurge on gneiss regolith, and cardamine, yellowood, and bunchflower on boulder fields of metasandstone.
- Melanthium virginicum, Virginia bunchflower, is a perennial herbaceous forb of wet, mesic prairies.
- Virginia bunchflower is known historically from wet-mesic prairie in 17 counties located primarily in west-central Illinois.
- Plant communities typically featured sparse herb and shrub layers, which often included the following species: black huckleberry, falsebox, false azalea, prince's pine, twinflower, bunchflower, and rattlesnake plantain.
Definition of bunchflower in US English: bunchflowernounˈbən(t)SHˌflou(ə)r A North American plant of the lily family that is sometimes cultivated for its yellowish-green flowers. Melanthium virginicum, family Liliaceae Example sentencesExamples - Chamaelirium is an erect, somewhat fleshy herb, perennial, and belongs to the bunchflower family (Melanthaceae.)
- Examples of this correspondence include mollusks on carbonate residuum, purple spurge on gneiss regolith, and cardamine, yellowood, and bunchflower on boulder fields of metasandstone.
- Virginia bunchflower is known historically from wet-mesic prairie in 17 counties located primarily in west-central Illinois.
- Plant communities typically featured sparse herb and shrub layers, which often included the following species: black huckleberry, falsebox, false azalea, prince's pine, twinflower, bunchflower, and rattlesnake plantain.
- Melanthium virginicum, Virginia bunchflower, is a perennial herbaceous forb of wet, mesic prairies.
- Another similar plant I discovered recently is Virginia bunchflower, also in the lily family.
- The preserve provides habitat for over two dozen state-listed plants, including yellow sedge, crinkled hairgrass, water avens, bunchflower, autumn willow, and green cotton-grass.
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