Penstemon cyananthus

ریشه

The genus name 'Penstemon' is derived from the Greek words 'penta' meaning 'five' and 'stemon' meaning 'stamen', referring to the flower's five stamens. The specific epithet 'cyananthus' is derived from the Greek words 'kyaneos' meaning 'dark blue' and 'anthos' meaning 'flower', referring to the dark blue flowers of the plant.

مثال

• Penstemon cyananthus is commonly known as Wasatch beardtongue.
• The flowers of Penstemon cyananthus bloom in late spring.
• Gardeners often cultivate Penstemon cyananthus for its vibrant flowers.