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houhere

/ˈhaʊ.hɪə.ri/

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noun

formalaustralian/ˈhaʊ.hɪə.ri/

A small tree or shrub native to New Zealand, known for its abundant axillary clusters of honey-scented white flowers and bark used for cordage.

  • 🇷🇺Небольшое дерево или кустарник, произрастающий в Новой Зеландии, известный своими обильными пазушными соцветиями белых цветов с медовым ароматом и корой, используемой для изготовления верёвок.
  1. New Zealand tree or shrub C1 formal

    A small tree or shrub native to New Zealand, known for its abundant clusters of honey-scented, paper-white flowers that grow in the leaf axils. Its bark is traditionally used for making cordage.

    • The houhere's fragrant white blossoms attract many bees in the spring.
    • Early settlers used the bark of the houhere to make strong ropes.
    • The houhere is a common sight in New Zealand's coastal forests.

    🇷🇺Новозеландское дерево или кустарник

    Synonyms: lacebarkribbonwood