Muehlenbeckia
noun
Mueh·len·beck·ia
ˌmyülənˈbekēə
: a genus of somewhat woody erect or climbing plants (family Polygonaceae) that are native to temperate parts of the southern hemisphere, have small opposite leaves or leaves replaced by cladophylls, and are sometimes grown as ornamentals or ground covers in mild regions
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from H. G. Mühlenbeck †1845 Alsatian physician + New Latin -ia
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