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eu·pa·to·ri·um
\ˌyüpəˈtōrēəm\ noun
Etymology: New Latin, from Greek eupatorion hemp agrimony, from Mithridates VI Eupator died 63B.C. king of Pontus
1. capitalized : an immense genus of chiefly tropical herbs (family Compositae) having heads of white or purplish flowers arranged in cymose clusters, a capillary pappus, and 5-angled achenes — see boneset, hemp agrimony, joe-pye weed, mistflower
2. -s : any plant of the genus Eupatorium |