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claytonia

[ kley-toh-nee-uh ]

noun

  1. any of the low, succulent plants constituting the genus Claytonia of the purslane family, having basal leaves and long clusters of white or rose-colored flowers.


claytonia

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noun

  1. any low-growing North American succulent portulacaceous plant of the genus Claytonia
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Origin of claytonia1

< New Latin (Linnaeus), named after Dr. John Clayton (1693–1773), Virginia botanist; -ia
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of claytonia1

C18: named after John Clayton (1693–1773), American botanist
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In the Montiaceae family, you’ll find a true winter gem called claytonia, mild and succulent with tiny round leaves.

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So would baby spinach or claytonia, with its succulent little leaves.

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Try arranging the slices in overlapping rings on a salad plate, slicked with vinaigrette and topped with small tender greens such as arugula, claytonia and mâche.

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At my feet, a blush of pale pink petals with magenta-colored stripes: spring beauty, Claytonia virginica.

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We could very well have preserved many Indian names, among them Hiawatha's "Beauty of the springtime, The Miskodeed in blossom," I think Miskodeed a better name than Claytonia or Spring Beauty.

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