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prince-of-wales plume

/ˈprɪns əv weɪlz pluːm/

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/ˈprɪns əv weɪlz pluːm/formalscientific
  • ruВид папоротника (Leptopteris superba), произрастающий в Новой Зеландии, характеризующийся тёмно-зелёными перистыми листьями. Название происходит от перьевидного вида листьев, напоминающих перья на геральдическом значке принца Уэльского.

A type of fern (Leptopteris superba) native to New Zealand, characterized by its dark green, feathery fronds. The name is derived from the plume-like appearance of the fronds, which resemble the feathers on the Prince of Wales's heraldic badge.

  1. A type of ornamental plantC1formal

    A common name for certain species of flowering plants, particularly in the genus *Celosia*, known for their feathery, plume-like flower heads.

    ruПеристый целозия

    • The garden was full of vibrant prince-of-wales plume flowers.
    • She planted prince-of-wales plume along the border for a dramatic effect.
    • The dried prince-of-wales plume heads are often used in floral arrangements.