Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

gypsophile

noun

ˌdʒɪp.səˈfaɪl

Definition

A plant that thrives in gypsum-rich soils.

Examples

Many gypsophiles can be found in deserts.
The beautiful blooms of the gypsophile added color to the otherwise barren landscape.
Gardeners often seek out gypsophiles for their unique adaptation to dry soils.

Meaning

Gypsophiles are plants that specifically grow in areas where gypsum is prevalent in the soil, often characterized by their ability to tolerate arid and challenging conditions where other plants may not survive.