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ly·o·nia
\līˈōnēə\ noun
Usage: capitalized
Etymology: New Latin, from John Lyon died ab1818 Scottish gardener and collector of American plants + New Latin -ia
: a genus of upright shrubs (family Ericaceae) that have white or pinkish flowers in axillary or terminal clusters with urceolate or cylindric corolla, anthers opening by terminal pores, and a capsular many-seeded fruit |