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koe·ber·lin·ia
\ˌkōbə(r)ˈlinēə\ noun
Usage: capitalized
Etymology: New Latin, from C. L. Köberlin, 19th century German clergyman and amateur botanist + New Latin -ia
: a monotypic genus of nearly leafless thorny shrubs of dry parts of the southwestern United States and adjacent Mexico that bear racemes of small white flowers and tend to form dense thickets and that are placed in the family Capparidaceae or sometimes isolated in a separate family |