dimorphotheca
noun
di·mor·pho·the·ca
(ˌ)dīˌmȯrfəˈthēkə
1
capitalized : a genus of southern African herbs or subshrubs (family Compositae) with terminal solitary white, purple, orange, or yellow flower heads similar to those of plants of the genus Calendula and with conspicuously toothed leaves
2
plural -s : any plant of the genus Dimorphotheca
called also African daisy, cape marigold, star of the veldt
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from dimorpho- (from Greek dimorphos) + -theca
- false unicorn
- false unicorn plant
- false unicorn root
- false vampire bat
- false violet
- false vocal cord
- false wall cress
- false water lily
- false wild oats
- false willow
- false wing
- false Winter's bark
- false wintergreen
- false wireworm
- false-bedded
- false-card
- false-mermaid family
- false-packed
- falsed
- falsehearted
- falsehood
- falsehoods
- falselier
- falseliest
- falsely