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liriope

 

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Noun liriope has 1 sense
  1. Liriope, genus Liriope - sometimes placed in family Convallariaceae: lilyturf
    --1 is a kind of liliid monocot genus
    --1 is a member of Liliaceae, family Liliaceae, lily family
    --1 has members: lilyturf, lily turf, Liriope muscari

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Liriope

Noun - Botany:

1. Liriope refers to a genus of evergreen perennials in the family Asparagaceae, native to East Asia. They are often cultivated for their attractive, grass-like foliage and small, colorful flowers.

Sample sentence:

My garden is adorned with the graceful liriope, which adds a touch of elegance to the landscape.

Noun - Common Name:

2. Liriope, also known as lilyturf or monkey grass, is a common name for plants belonging to the genus Liriope. It encompasses several species that are widely used as ornamental ground covers due to their low maintenance and ability to thrive in various growing conditions.

Sample sentence:

The liriope planted along the walkway forms a vibrant carpet of green, creating a stunning visual appeal.

Noun - Local:

3. In certain regions, liriope can locally refer to a specific species within the Liriope genus, such as Liriope spicata or Liriope muscari. These types of liriope are often appreciated for their spreading habit and ability to form dense clumps.

Sample sentence:

The local liriope variety, with its delicate purple blooms, adds a charming touch to the local gardens of our town.

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