prairie smoke
prairie smoke noun: geum triflorum.
Noun
prairie smoke (uncountable)
- Geum triflorum.
- Anemone patens subsp. multifida (syn. Pulsatilla patens subsp. multifida).
Origin of prairie smoke
The name refers to the seed heads of either species, which have long filaments covered with hairs and resemble smoke.
Questions about prairie smoke
- What does prairie smoke mean?
- Prairie smoke means geum triflorum.
- What part of speech is prairie smoke?
- Prairie smoke is a noun.
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