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Definition of helleborine in English: helleborinenoun ˈhɛlɪbəˌriːnˈhɛlɪbəˌrʌɪnhəˈlebərən A mainly woodland orchid occurring chiefly in north temperate regions. 火烧兰。参见FALSE HELLEBORINE Two genera in the family Orchidaceae: Epipactis (with greenish or reddish flowers that are sometimes self-fertilized) and Cephalanthera (with larger white or pink flowers) See also false helleborine Example sentencesExamples - When I gardened in northern Maine, helleborine came up in the flower beds too.
- Several kinds of orchid grow here, with helleborines under the shade of trees.
- The spectacular red helleborine orchid is distributed from Iran throughout the Mediterranean region and up to western Europe, reaching southern Scandinavia.
- The helleborines are growing in the sun and in the shade, under trees and out in the open.
- This site is particularly important for red helleborines, one of four helleborines recorded here, and for rare snails.
- This is the first of our helleborines to flower, usually in mid May when it can be found in old beech woods.
- There has been a small colony of white helleborines growing at the top of the science car park for at least two years now.
- Like many orchids, the red helleborine is capable of growing and flowering in quite deep shade and, if conditions become too adverse, it is able to lead a subterranean existence for many years until conditions become more favourable.
- A search for last year's helleborines almost drew a blank, until the discovery of just three withered stems that had been completely savaged by slugs.
- And at the weekend he and a group of seven volunteers carefully dug up 73 rare broad-leaved helleborines and took them by wheelbarrow to their new home where they were replanted.
- We met the volunteer reserve manager, Richard Headley, who immediately pointed out a group of sword leaved helleborines for which the copse is most famous.
- We then went to the helleborine site, which is in the verge of a farm lane which runs along a narrow strip of woodland - I had always thought the wood rather unexciting and probably not of ‘ancient’ origin, and was absolutely astonished to find these helleborines.
- The first two pictures are marsh helleborines and the last one is a green flowered helleborine which had been discovered the day before our visit.
- With helleborines often living in colonies and with a single plant having the ability to produce more than one stem, it is obviously impossible to count the number of individuals by the method described.
- The ponds are home to Smooth and Common newts, with a variety of interesting flora covering the reserve, including broad-leaved helleborines.
OriginLate 16th century: French or Latin, from Greek helleborinē, a plant like hellebore, from helleboros 'hellebore'. Definition of helleborine in US English: helleborinenounhəˈlebərən A mainly woodland orchid occurring chiefly in north temperate regions. 火烧兰。参见FALSE HELLEBORINE Two genera in the family Orchidaceae: Epipactis (with greenish or reddish flowers that are sometimes self-fertilized) and Cephalanthera (with larger white or pink flowers) Example sentencesExamples - And at the weekend he and a group of seven volunteers carefully dug up 73 rare broad-leaved helleborines and took them by wheelbarrow to their new home where they were replanted.
- This is the first of our helleborines to flower, usually in mid May when it can be found in old beech woods.
- Like many orchids, the red helleborine is capable of growing and flowering in quite deep shade and, if conditions become too adverse, it is able to lead a subterranean existence for many years until conditions become more favourable.
- The ponds are home to Smooth and Common newts, with a variety of interesting flora covering the reserve, including broad-leaved helleborines.
- When I gardened in northern Maine, helleborine came up in the flower beds too.
- The first two pictures are marsh helleborines and the last one is a green flowered helleborine which had been discovered the day before our visit.
- This site is particularly important for red helleborines, one of four helleborines recorded here, and for rare snails.
- We met the volunteer reserve manager, Richard Headley, who immediately pointed out a group of sword leaved helleborines for which the copse is most famous.
- With helleborines often living in colonies and with a single plant having the ability to produce more than one stem, it is obviously impossible to count the number of individuals by the method described.
- There has been a small colony of white helleborines growing at the top of the science car park for at least two years now.
- A search for last year's helleborines almost drew a blank, until the discovery of just three withered stems that had been completely savaged by slugs.
- The spectacular red helleborine orchid is distributed from Iran throughout the Mediterranean region and up to western Europe, reaching southern Scandinavia.
- The helleborines are growing in the sun and in the shade, under trees and out in the open.
- Several kinds of orchid grow here, with helleborines under the shade of trees.
- We then went to the helleborine site, which is in the verge of a farm lane which runs along a narrow strip of woodland - I had always thought the wood rather unexciting and probably not of ‘ancient’ origin, and was absolutely astonished to find these helleborines.
OriginLate 16th century: French or Latin, from Greek helleborinē, a plant like hellebore, from helleboros ‘hellebore’. |