Definition of mimulus in English:

mimulus

nounˈmɪmjʊləs

A plant of a genus which includes the musk plants and the monkey flower.
沟酸浆属植物
Genus Mimulus, family Scrophulariaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- Standing next to another pot stuffed with pink and white dahlias, orange mimulus and white lobelia, they should provide colour until the first frosts.
- One may see astilbe, columbine, hosta, ferns, begonias and impatiens, along with the less common, yet colorful, annuals foxglove, torenia, Viola cornuta, mimulus and Geranium endressii.
- Fuchsias are also good as space fillers as are petunias, mimulus and marigolds.
- Small hardy geraniums, lobelia and mimulus all do well in this shady spot and will flower for months.
- Then a length idyllic by the river where mimulus flowered yellow and orange in a spring, scented woods were lush with sedge and ferns, and pastures heavy with scree are wrestled into order by extravagant dry stone walls.

Origin

Modern Latin, apparently a diminutive of Latin mimus 'mime', perhaps with reference to its mask-like flowers.

Rhymes

stimulus

单词	mimulus
释义	Definition of mimulus in English: mimulus nounˈmɪmjʊləs A plant of a genus which includes the musk plants and the monkey flower. 沟酸浆属植物 Genus Mimulus, family Scrophulariaceae Example sentencesExamples Standing next to another pot stuffed with pink and white dahlias, orange mimulus and white lobelia, they should provide colour until the first frosts. One may see astilbe, columbine, hosta, ferns, begonias and impatiens, along with the less common, yet colorful, annuals foxglove, torenia, Viola cornuta, mimulus and Geranium endressii. Fuchsias are also good as space fillers as are petunias, mimulus and marigolds. Small hardy geraniums, lobelia and mimulus all do well in this shady spot and will flower for months. Then a length idyllic by the river where mimulus flowered yellow and orange in a spring, scented woods were lush with sedge and ferns, and pastures heavy with scree are wrestled into order by extravagant dry stone walls. Origin Modern Latin, apparently a diminutive of Latin mimus 'mime', perhaps with reference to its mask-like flowers. Rhymes stimulus
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