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Genus Bryanthus

Definition:

Genus Bryanthus refers to a group of flowering plants that belong to the Ericaceae family. These plants are typically found in cold and mountainous regions.

Senses:

1. Noun:
• A group of plants in the Ericaceae family.
• Commonly known as "mountain heathers."

Usage:

Genus Bryanthus includes several species of small, evergreen shrubs that are known for their delicate, bell-shaped flowers.

These mountain heathers are highly adapted to harsh environmental conditions and are often found in rocky alpine areas.

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• Bryanthus Flowers
• Bryanthus Plants
• Bryanthus Gardening Book

Sample Sentences:

• The genus Bryanthus comprises several species of beautiful mountain heathers.
• Bryanthus flowers are known for their vibrant colors and delicate petals.
• Despite the challenging climate, Bryanthus plants thrive at high altitudes.
• When planning your alpine garden, consider including some species from the genus Bryanthus.
• She purchased a book about Bryanthus gardening to learn more about the care and cultivation of these plants.
• With their ability to withstand extreme cold, Bryanthus species are well-suited for local mountainous regions.