Chrysopsis
noun
Chry·sop·sis
\krə̇ˈsäpsə̇s\
Definition of Chrysopsis
: a genus of North American chiefly perennial woolly, hairy, or glutinous herbs (family Compositae) having large often corymbose heads — see golden aster
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Origin and Etymology of chrysopsis
New Latin, from chrys- + -opsis
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