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Definition of twisted-stalk in English: twisted-stalknoun A plant of the lily family with bell-shaped flowers carried on bent or twisted stalks, native to the temperate regions of Russia and North America. Genus Streptopus, family Liliaceae: several species, including the rosy twisted-stalk (S. roseus), which grows in the coastal mountain regions from British Columbia to Oregon Example sentencesExamples - The main stems of the twisted-stalks, as the name implies, also have this zigzag appearance.
- The red berries of the twisted-stalk also hang very distinctly beneath the leaves at the end of the same twisted-stalk.
- The fruit of twisted-stalk is edible, raw or cooked in soups and stews.
- The rose twisted-stalk can be distinguished by its often branched stem, leaves fringed with short, straight hairs (ciliate margins), and small pink flowers borne in the leaf axils.
- Look for rose twisted-stalk in cool, shady places under deciduous trees such as maple, basswood, birch, and aspen.
Definition of twisted-stalk in US English: twisted-stalknounˈtwistidˌstôk A plant of the lily family with bell-shaped flowers carried on bent or twisted stalks, native to the temperate regions of Russia and North America. Genus Streptopus, family Liliaceae: several species, including the rosy twisted-stalk (S. roseus), which grows in the coastal mountain regions from British Columbia to Oregon Example sentencesExamples - Look for rose twisted-stalk in cool, shady places under deciduous trees such as maple, basswood, birch, and aspen.
- The main stems of the twisted-stalks, as the name implies, also have this zigzag appearance.
- The red berries of the twisted-stalk also hang very distinctly beneath the leaves at the end of the same twisted-stalk.
- The fruit of twisted-stalk is edible, raw or cooked in soups and stews.
- The rose twisted-stalk can be distinguished by its often branched stem, leaves fringed with short, straight hairs (ciliate margins), and small pink flowers borne in the leaf axils.
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