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ire·si·ne
\ˌīrəˈsī(ˌ)nē\ noun
Etymology: New Latin, modification of Greek eiresiōnē branch of olive or laurel wound round with wool and hung with fruits; from the woolly calyx
1. capitalized : a genus of tropical American opposite-leaved herbs (family Amaranthaceae) having small spicate or paniculate scarious flowers and often colored foliage — see achyranthes 2
2. -s : any plant of the genus Iresine |