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• noun (Context 1)

A native North American perennial wildflower (Echinacea purpurea) belonging to the daisy family, characterized by a prominent, spiky central cone surrounded by drooping, pinkish-purple ray petals. It is widely cultivated in ornamental gardens and commonly used in traditional herbal medicine.

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"The gardener planted a border of purple coneflowers to attract butterflies and bees during the late summer months."

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echinacea
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coneflower

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