livingstone daisy
livingstone daisy is the alternative form of Livingstone daisy.
Noun capitalized: Livingstone daisy
Livingstone daisy (plural Livingstone daisies)
- Cleretum bellidiforme, a succulent of South Africa.
Forms of livingstone daisy
| plural | livingstone daisies |
|---|---|
| plural | Livingstone daisies |
| alternative form | livingstone daisy |
Origin of livingstone daisy
From the occurrence on parts of the plant of bodies resembling small crystals.
After British explorer David Livingstone, by horticulturalist Samuel Ryder in 1928, possibly influenced by the resemblance of the leaves to small stones.
Questions about livingstone daisy
- What does livingstone daisy mean?
- Livingstone daisy means cleretum bellidiforme, a succulent of South Africa.
- What is livingstone daisy the alternative form of?
- Livingstone daisy is the alternative form of Livingstone daisy.
- What part of speech is livingstone daisy?
- Livingstone daisy is a noun.
- What is the plural of livingstone daisy?
- The plural of livingstone daisy is livingstone daisies.
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