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colocasia

/ˌkɒl.əˈkeɪ.ʒə/

Traducción: Género de plantas herbáceas perennes con tubérculos, nativas de regiones tropicales de Asia, conocidas por especies como el taro, y por sus hojas grandes en forma de oreja de elefante.

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/ˌkɒl.əˈkeɪ.ʒə/C2formalscientific
  • esGénero de plantas herbáceas perennes con tubérculos, nativas de regiones tropicales de Asia, conocidas por especies como el taro, y por sus hojas grandes en forma de oreja de elefante.

A small genus of perennial tuberous herbs native to tropical Asia, commonly known for species such as taro.

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  1. Genus of tropical plantsC1formal

    A small genus of perennial tuberous herbs native to tropical Asia, known for their edible corms and leaves.

    esColocasia

    • Colocasia species are widely cultivated in Southeast Asia for their starchy tubers.
    • The large leaves of Colocasia are often used in traditional cooking.
    • Botanists classify taro under the genus Colocasia.
  2. Taro plantB2formal

    A plant of this genus, especially Colocasia esculenta, grown for its edible corms and leaves.

    esColocasia, taro

    • Colocasia is a staple food in many Pacific Island cultures.
    • The farmer harvested a large crop of Colocasia from the flooded fields.
    • Colocasia leaves are also used in soups and stews.

    Sinónimoscocoyamdasheeneddoelephant eartaro

Formas
  • colocasias plural form
  • colocasias' possessive plural form
  • colocasia's possessive singular form