noun
- a succulent plant with thick fleshy leaves and yellow flowers, native to northern regions
Usage: botanical
Examples
- Roseroot grows well in rocky, mountainous terrain.
- The plant is called roseroot because its roots smell like roses when dried.
- Roseroot has been used in traditional medicine for centuries.
- You can find roseroot growing wild in Alaska and northern Canada.
- The yellow flowers of roseroot bloom in early summer.
- Roseroot is also known by its scientific name Rhodiola rosea.