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whorled aster

 

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Noun whorled aster has 1 sense
  1. whorled aster, Aster acuminatus - North American perennial with apparently whorled leaves and showy white purple-tinged flowers
    --1 is a kind of aster

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Whorled Aster

Definition:

The whorled aster is a wildflower native to North America with small, delicate flowers arranged in a whorled pattern along the stem. It belongs to the Asteraceae family and is known for its vibrant colors and attractive foliage.

Senses:

1. Noun - Plant

A whorled aster refers to the actual plant itself, scientifically known as Doellingeria infirma, and commonly found in woodlands, open fields, and prairies. It typically grows up to two feet tall and bears colorful asters that attract butterflies and bees.

2. Adjective - Whorled Pattern

The term "whorled aster" can also describe a pattern resembling the arrangement of the whorled aster flowers, where multiple elements or objects are arranged in a circular or spiral pattern.

Examples:

Noun: The whorled aster blooms with beautiful purple flowers in late summer.

Noun: Whorled asters are valuable additions to any garden due to their ability to attract pollinators.

Adjective: The artist created a stunning painting with whorled aster motifs, depicting nature's harmony.

Adjective: The staircase railing featured a stylish design with intricate whorled aster patterns.

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