WYETHIA


Meaning of WYETHIA in English

wīˈēthēə noun

Usage: capitalized

Etymology: New Latin, from Nathaniel J. Wyeth died 1856 American explorer + New Latin -ia

: a genus of plants (family Compositae) that resemble sunflowers, are found especially in the western U.S., and have pistillate fertile ray flowers

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