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lady's tresses

 

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Noun lady's tresses has 1 sense
  1. ladies' tresses, lady's tresses - an orchid of the genus Spiranthes having slender often twisted spikes of white flowers
    --1 is a kind of orchid, orchidaceous plant
    --1 is a member of Spiranthes, genus Spiranthes
    --1 has particulars:
     screw augur, Spiranthes cernua; hooded ladies' tresses, Spiranthes romanzoffiana; western ladies' tresses, Spiranthes porrifolia; European ladies' tresses, Spiranthes spiralis

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Lady's Tresses

Lady's Tresses, also known as Spiranthes, is a genus of orchids that is characterized by their slender spiraling spikes of small, fragrant flowers. These delicate plants are primarily found in grasslands, marshes, and damp woodlands.

Meanings

  1. Noun: Lady's Tresses refers to any plant belonging to the genus Spiranthes.
  2. Noun: It can also refer to the specific species Spiranthes spiralis, known for its beautiful spiral-shaped inflorescence.

Example Sentences

  • The lady's tresses orchid is a rare and protected species in this region.
  • She wore a lovely hairpiece adorned with white lady's tresses flowers for her wedding.
  • The lady's tresses gracefully twisted and spiraled, creating an enchanting display of nature's beauty.
  • Botanists are studying the pollination methods of lady's tresses to better understand their reproductive system.

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