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美:[kaɪɒnə'dɒksə]
英:[kaɪɒnə'dɒksə]
美:[kaɪɒnə'dɒksə]
New Latin, genus name, from Greek chion-, chiōn snow (akin to Greek cheimōn winter) + doxa glory — more at hibernate, doxology
The first known use of chionodoxa was in 1879
1 This weeks-long parade is enlivened by specialty bulbs, which bloom in the following order, loosely: giant snowdrop, bulbous iris, common snowdrop, crocus, scilla, chionodoxa (glory-of-the-snow), windflower and muscari (grape hyacinth).
1 百合科
onion garlic poke aloe lily asparagus snowflake tulip leek shallot daffodil hyacinth hosta bluebell trillium snowdrop jonquil narcissus sarsaparilla fritillary alstroemeria aspidistra allium camas agapanthus asphodel smilax squill nerine scilla erythronium veratrum hemerocallis colchicum clivia kniphofia rocambole sabadilla lachenalia chincherinchee bunchflower twisted-stalk chives ramsons tiger lily spider plant aloe vera snake's head lily of the valley herb Paris leopard lily grape hyacinth day lily trout lily quiver tree Cape cowslip autumn crocus meadow saffron madonna lily dog's tooth violet red hot poker spider lily martagon lily colic root asparagus fern Guernsey lily Welsh onion Solomon's seal crown imperial butcher's broom mariposa tulip false helleborine lent lily Easter lily bog asphodel star of Bethlehem