Small wildflowers with delicate blue or pink flowers, common in fields and meadows across North America.
From blue + diminutive suffix -et, meaning 'little blue flowers,' with roots in botanical naming conventions.
Bluets are so tiny and delicate that early botanists almost missed them, but they're now recognized as crucial for early-season pollinators emerging from winter hibernation.
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