Look up: Jewelweed

1. Jewelweed
   (Impatiens) These are hardy and tender annual and perennial herbs from Asia, North America, and South Africa. The name of these plants refers to the elasticity of the valves of the seedpods, which discharge the seeds when ripe. They are sometimes known as Touch-me-nots. These plants have thick stems...
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2. jewelweed
   [n] - North American annual plant with usually yellow or orange flowers
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3. Jewelweed
   Jew'el·weed` noun (Botany) See Impatiens .
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4. jewelweed
   <botany> See Impatiens. ... Source: Websters Dictionary ... (01 Mar 1998) ...
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5. Jewelweed
   • (n.) See Impatiens.
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6. jewelweed
   jewelweed, common name for the Balsaminaceae, a family of widely distributed annual and perennial herbs. The principal genus is Impatiens, so named because of the sudden bursting of the mature seed capsules when touched. It is found in tropical and north temperate regions and is especially abundant ...
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7. Jewelweed
   Jewelweed, also known as Wild Balsam, Balsam-weed, Pale-touch-me-not, Spotted-touch-me-not, Slipperweed, Silverweed and Wild Lady's Slipper (Impatiens aurea or Impatiens biflora) is a tall and branching succulent annual plant of the family Geraniaceae, found growing in low-lying, damp rich soil besi...
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