melotrope
/ˌmɛləˈtroʊp/Definitions
1. noun
a plant of the genus Melodorum, native to Australia, having fragrant flowers and a woody stem.
“The Australian botanist studied the different types of melotrope plants in the country’s native forests.”
1. noun
a plant of the genus Melodorum, native to Australia, having fragrant flowers and a woody stem.
“The Australian botanist studied the different types of melotrope plants in the country’s native forests.”