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mimulus
/ ˈmɪmjʊləs /
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Word History and Origins
Origin of mimulus1
New Latin, from Greek mimō ape (from the shape of the corolla)
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Example Sentences
Along the rills Gentiana calycosa, Arnica chamissonis and Mimulus lewisii form banks of color.
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The modest yellow Mimulus along the water-courses is the first to come and the last to go.
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Under foot were white violets and wee, monkey-faced mimulus, with occasionally a rare scarlet monkey-flower.
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Among these grows a thick bunch of mimulus or monkey-plant, well known in gardens, here flourishing alone beside the stream.
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The well-known Musk is a Mimulus (M. moschatus), and is as easily grown from seed as other varieties.
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