Sentence examples for begonia from inspiring English sources
noun
Any plant of the large genus of Begonia.
You might be served edible begonia flowers or the leaves of the "oyster plant" that tastes (bizarrely) of its namesake.
Kim the younger is instead often depicted by the blood-red Kimjongilia begonia.
The Kimjongilia is a begonia hybrid with bright red flowers.
Many public buildings date from the 1860s and '70s, and there are Anglican and Roman Catholic cathedrals, a botanical garden hosting an annual begonia festival, and an avenue flanked by the busts of all past Australian prime ministers.
The name wood sorrel is sometimes inaccurately applied to sheep sorrel (Rumex acetosella) of the family Polygonaceae and to a West Indian begonia, Begonia acutifolia, of the family Begoniaceae.
The ovary may contain one ovule (e.g., buckwheat, avocado), a few ovules (e.g., grape, bean) or a large number of ovules (tobacco, begonia, snapdragon).
Begoniaceae, the begonia family of flowering plants in the order Cucurbitales.
Its common names are strawberry begonia, strawberry geranium, and mother-of-thousands.
He shook hands at a polling place in Orlando, at Fred's Southern Kitchen in Plant City, and on the Disney master-planned town green in Celebration, his bus parked between Persimmon Street and Begonia Road.
While he felt comfortable using the medium for his commercial work — a Kodak Colorama of an orange poppy field here or a luscious red begonia for Life magazine there — he found the technical control in color too imprecise and frustrating for his own artistic work.
Much of the excitement is in discovering otherwise unperceived possibilities in ordinary things, as in "Untitled (Ruby Begonia)" (2000), in which nearly 30 iridescent purple marbles are scattered over a circular field made of hundreds of pennies, nickels and dimes.
