#regional botany

• Southernwood — A popular or regional name (also recorded as alimoni) attributed to the perennial plant Southernwood (Artemisia abrotanum), a small shrub with yellow flowers and a strong aromatic scent; (toponymic) The name of a mountain peak located near Vișeul de Sus. Structurally and etymologically, the word originates from Neo-Greek (alimoni), showing lexical influences on traditional flora names.
• Alder grove — A place planted with alder trees; a plant community, young riparian forest, or compact grove dominated by trees of the genus Alnus. Although in standard language the established form is 'aniniș' or 'ariniș', the variant 'aninărie' appears rarely or regionally to describe a dense cluster of alders located on swampy ground or a river's floodplain.
• Small alder — A diminutive form for 'anin' (alder); a small alder, an alder sapling, or a young shrub belonging to the genus Alnus. The term is used regionally or in poetic and folk language to describe young alder specimens growing clustered on stream banks, remarkable for their bright green foliage and thin flexible stem.