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Definitions from the WebGenus BuddleiaDescriptionGenus Buddleia refers to a group of flowering shrubs commonly known as butterfly bushes. They belong to the family Scrophulariaceae and are native to Asia, Africa, and the Americas. These plants are popular for their vibrant and fragrant blossoms that attract various species of butterflies. Senses and Usages1. Noun - BotanyIn botany, genus Buddleia represents a genus of woody plants characterized by their long, spike-like clusters of flowers. They are widely grown in gardens and parks for their aesthetic appeal and ability to attract butterflies and other pollinators. The genus includes several species, such as Buddleia davidii, Buddleia globosa, and Buddleia alternifolia. Example sentence: The genus Buddleia is known for its ability to attract beautiful butterflies to the garden. 2. Noun - ZoologyIn zoology, genus Buddleia can also refer to the host plant genus that provides food and habitat for caterpillars of specific butterfly species. These plants play a crucial role in the lifecycle of butterflies, supporting their development from eggs to adults. Example sentence: The caterpillars of the Painted Lady butterfly feed on plants from the genus Buddleia. Related Products | ||||
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