Sabbatia

Example:Sabbatia angularis is commonly planted in gardens for its attractive flowers.

Definition:A specific species of flowering plant in the genus Sabbatia, also known as the pink Stewartia, which can be identified by its pink, white, or purple flowers and is native to North America.

Example:The genus Sabbatia includes several species of flowering plants that belong to the teasel family, Dipsacaceae.

Definition:A taxonomic rank used in biological classification, specifically used to group closely related species of flowering plants.

Example:Sabbatia is a genus of flowering plants known for its beautiful pink, white, or purple flowers.

Definition:A plant that produces flowers, which are the reproductive structures of angiosperms.

Example:While Sabbatia is not related to tea plants, both belong to the order Malvales.

Definition:A plant of the genus Camellia, specifically Camellia sinensis, from which beverage tea is made.

Example:Sabbatia angularis is a North American plant found in various ecosystems across the continent.

Definition:A plant that is native or commonly found in North America.

Example:Sabbatia angularis is often seen as a wildflower in fields and along roadsides in its native range.

Definition:A flowering plant that grows in the wild without being artificially planted or maintained by humans.

Example:Sabbatia angularis is a popular garden plant due to its attractive pink, white, or purple flowers.

Definition:A plant that is cultivated and cared for in a garden for aesthetic or practical purposes.