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brasenia schreberi

 

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Noun brasenia schreberi has 1 sense
  1. water-shield, Brasenia schreberi, water-target - aquatic plant with floating oval leaves and purple flowers; in lakes and slow-moving streams; suitable for aquariums
    --1 is a kind of water lily
    --1 is a member of Brasenia, genus Brasenia

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Brasenia schreberi

Description:

Brasenia schreberi is a species of aquatic plant commonly known as water shield. It belongs to the Cabombaceae family and is native to North America. This perennial plant produces floating leaves and submersed roots, making it well-adapted to aquatic environments.

Usage:

- Popular usage: Water shield is often cultivated in ponds and freshwater aquariums for its attractive floating leaves and delicate flowers.

- Local usage: In some regions, Brasenia schreberi is harvested and consumed as a nutritious and edible aquatic vegetable.

Senses:

1. Noun - A species of aquatic plant

2. Noun - The floating leaves or flowers of the Brasenia schreberi plant

3. Noun - Edible aquatic vegetable harvested from Brasenia schreberi

Sample Sentences:

1. The lake was adorned with vibrant water shield flowers of Brasenia schreberi.

2. I have planted a beautiful Brasenia schreberi in my backyard pond.

3. Water shield is a popular addition to freshwater aquariums due to its attractive leaves.

4. The local community enjoys consuming Brasenia schreberi as a nutritious vegetable.

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