A term related to biology is "Disanthus." It is a type of plant that grows in dry, sandy soil and produces fruit similar to an apple but without seeds. The term "disanthus" comes from Latin and means "dry," suggesting it's not a fruit-bearing tree or shrub.
Paradisanthus, also known as the "scentless" or "quiet" rose, is a highly rare species native to Madagascar and Sri Lanka. It grows tall and slender with large, narrow leaves that are often pink or purple in color. The flowers are typically solitary and are characterized by their sweet and pungent scent, which can be difficult to detect but still attract pollinators like bees and butterflies.
