What is another word for armeria?

Pronunciation: [ɑːmˈi͡əɹɪə] (IPA)

Armeria is a term that refers to a genus of perennial plants commonly known as sea thrifts or thrifts. The plants are native to coastal regions, and they are often used in gardens for their attractive flowers. There are several synonyms for armeria, which vary depending on their geographical location and usage. Some of the common synonyms for armeria include sea pinks, cliff roses, and cushion plants. In the United Kingdom, sea thrift is often used to refer to this plant, while in the United States, pink thrift or thrift plants are common terms. Other synonyms include marsh marigold, marsh hawk's-beard, and prairie harebell.

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What are the holonyms for Armeria?

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What are the meronyms for Armeria?

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Usage examples for Armeria

Sempervivum tectorum in abundance, Statice armeria, Ammone vernalis, Dianthus carthusianorum, with other sand-plants, were growing there.
"The Earth as Modified by Human Action"
George P. Marsh
In the days of Pacicchelli, it was a fine place-"magnifico nelle regole di Fortezza, con cinque baloardi provveduti di cannoni di bronzo, ed una riccha armeria, degna habitazione di don Carlo Maria Carrafa, Prencipe della Roccella, che se ne intitola Marchese."
"Old Calabria"
Norman Douglas
Next the shore were found close beds of Elymus, alternating with carpets of Halianthus peploides, and further up a poor, even, gravelly soil, covered with water in spring, on which grew only a slate-like lichen, Gyrophora proboscidea, and a few flowering plants, of which armeria sibirica was the most common.
"The Voyage of the Vega round Asia and Europe, Volume I and Volume II"
A.E. Nordenskieold

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