The community garden planted rows of colorful China asters along the path to attract pollinators.

The neurologist explained that his inability to identify common objects by touch was due to astereognosia.

The botanist explained that the asteraceous flowers in the meadow attract a wide variety of pollinators.

After his stroke, doctors determined he had astereognosis, leaving him unable to identify everyday objects by touch without visual input.

The isolated asteranes exhibited unusual stability under high pressure, surprising the research team.

The chemist synthesized a novel asterane to study its cage-like stability under varying temperatures.