Definition of mule ears in US English:

mule ears

plural noun

usually treated as singular A plant of the daisy family, with large oval leaves, found in the western US.
Genus Wyethia, family Compositae: several species, including the yellow-flowered gray mule ears (W. helenioides), with gray-haired leaves and very large bracts, and the white-flowered white mule ears (W. helianthoides)
Example sentencesExamples
- There are nine species of Indian paintbrush in Marin, two species of mule ears, three species of iris, two species of trillium, and five purplish larkspurs.
- In addition to poison oak, look for the large elliptical leaves of mule-ears (Wyethia helenoides) growing here.
- Other species include purple fritillary, Sierra iris, crimson columbine, slim larkspur, two kinds of lupines, mosquito-bills, and woolly mule ears.
- Regardless of how you learn, the mule ears are a great group because they grow easily and put out an abundance of flowers.
- To left in front of the center group of mule ears are some blue flowers of silver lupine, lupinus argenteus.

Definition of mule ears in US English:

mule ears

plural noun

usually treated as singular A plant of the daisy family, with large oval leaves, found in the western US.
Genus Wyethia, family Compositae: several species, including the yellow-flowered gray mule ears (W. helenioides), with gray-haired leaves and very large bracts, and the white-flowered white mule ears (W. helianthoides)
Example sentencesExamples
- Other species include purple fritillary, Sierra iris, crimson columbine, slim larkspur, two kinds of lupines, mosquito-bills, and woolly mule ears.
- Regardless of how you learn, the mule ears are a great group because they grow easily and put out an abundance of flowers.
- There are nine species of Indian paintbrush in Marin, two species of mule ears, three species of iris, two species of trillium, and five purplish larkspurs.
- In addition to poison oak, look for the large elliptical leaves of mule-ears (Wyethia helenoides) growing here.
- To left in front of the center group of mule ears are some blue flowers of silver lupine, lupinus argenteus.

词汇	mule ears
释义	Definition of mule ears in US English: mule ears plural noun usually treated as singular A plant of the daisy family, with large oval leaves, found in the western US. Genus Wyethia, family Compositae: several species, including the yellow-flowered gray mule ears (W. helenioides), with gray-haired leaves and very large bracts, and the white-flowered white mule ears (W. helianthoides) Example sentencesExamples There are nine species of Indian paintbrush in Marin, two species of mule ears, three species of iris, two species of trillium, and five purplish larkspurs. In addition to poison oak, look for the large elliptical leaves of mule-ears (Wyethia helenoides) growing here. Other species include purple fritillary, Sierra iris, crimson columbine, slim larkspur, two kinds of lupines, mosquito-bills, and woolly mule ears. Regardless of how you learn, the mule ears are a great group because they grow easily and put out an abundance of flowers. To left in front of the center group of mule ears are some blue flowers of silver lupine, lupinus argenteus. Definition of mule ears in US English: mule ears plural noun usually treated as singular A plant of the daisy family, with large oval leaves, found in the western US. Genus Wyethia, family Compositae: several species, including the yellow-flowered gray mule ears (W. helenioides), with gray-haired leaves and very large bracts, and the white-flowered white mule ears (W. helianthoides) Example sentencesExamples Other species include purple fritillary, Sierra iris, crimson columbine, slim larkspur, two kinds of lupines, mosquito-bills, and woolly mule ears. Regardless of how you learn, the mule ears are a great group because they grow easily and put out an abundance of flowers. There are nine species of Indian paintbrush in Marin, two species of mule ears, three species of iris, two species of trillium, and five purplish larkspurs. In addition to poison oak, look for the large elliptical leaves of mule-ears (Wyethia helenoides) growing here. To left in front of the center group of mule ears are some blue flowers of silver lupine, lupinus argenteus.
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