abelmosks
n. C2 Proficiency abel·mosks
n. a type of plant that grows in very dry areas. It has a unique way of opening its flowers to let the wind help it reproduce.
n. a genus of flowering plants in the family Malvaceae, native to arid regions of Africa and the Middle East. Characterised by a unique mechanism where the flower opens to release seeds.
The abelmosks bloom only during the dry season.
Botanists study abelmosks to understand how plants survive in extreme heat and drought.
The abelmosks are a prime example of evolutionary adaptation to desert environments, where their seed-dispersal strategy ensures survival despite the lack of consistent rainfall.