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bacopa
noun[ C or U ]
uk /bəˈkəʊ.pə/ us /bəˈkoʊ.pə/
a plant with small white flowers that grows in water and is used in traditional Indian medicine:
Bacopa is a perennial found along the muddy shores of wetlands.
Bacopa has been used in India for several thousand years.
a plant with small white or purple flowers that is used in gardens:
Bacopa is a popular white-flowered trailer for hanging baskets.
The pots are planted with clematis, nasturtium, bacopa, and petunia.
A muddy bottom is greatly appreciated by all Bacopa species.
Human trials of bacopa have demonstrated improved memory performance.
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