Easter lily
E54367
The Easter lily is a fragrant white trumpet-shaped flower traditionally associated with purity and resurrection in Christian celebrations of Easter.
Aliases (2)
Statements (47)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
flowering plant
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ornamental plant → plant → |
| associatedWithHoliday |
Easter
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| associatedWithReligion |
Christianity
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| commercialProductionRegion |
California
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Oregon → United States West Coast → |
| commonNameOf |
Lilium longiflorum
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| cultivatedIn |
Europe
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Japan → United States → |
| culturalSignificance |
symbol of the resurrection of Jesus in Christian tradition
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traditional Easter gift plant → |
| family |
Liliaceae
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| flowerColor |
white
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| floweringUse |
cut flower
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potted plant → |
| flowerPartCount |
six tepals
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| flowerShape |
trumpet-shaped
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| genus |
Lilium
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| growthForm |
bulbous perennial
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| hasFragrance |
yes
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| kingdom |
Plantae
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| leafType |
narrow lanceolate leaves
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| lightRequirement |
bright indirect light
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| nativeRegion |
East Asia
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| nativeTo |
Ryukyu Islands
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Taiwan → |
| order |
Liliales
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| plantHeight |
about 30–90 cm
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| plantType |
herbaceous plant
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| propagationMethod |
bulbs
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scales → |
| scentDescription |
sweet fragrance
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| soilRequirement |
well-drained soil
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| symbolism |
new life
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purity → resurrection → |
| taxonRank |
species
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| toxicityToPets |
can cause kidney failure in cats
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toxic to cats → |
| typicalBloomTime |
around Easter
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spring → |
| usedFor |
church decoration
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home decoration → religious decoration → |
Referenced by (3)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
|---|---|
|
Easter lily
("Lilium longiflorum")
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commonNameOf |
|
Liliopsida
("Lilium candidum")
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includesSpecies |
|
Eastertide
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|
symbol |