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holly-leaved cherry

/ˈhɒli liːvd ˈtʃɛri/

Traducción: Especie de cerezo (Prunus ilicifolia) nativa de California, caracterizada por hojas brillantes semejantes a las del acebo y pequeños frutos comestibles.

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/ˈhɒli liːvd ˈtʃɛri/formalscientific
  • esEspecie de cerezo (Prunus ilicifolia) nativa de California, caracterizada por hojas brillantes semejantes a las del acebo y pequeños frutos comestibles.

A species of cherry tree (Prunus ilicifolia) native to California, characterized by its glossy, holly-like leaves and small edible fruits.

  1. A type of cherry treeC1formalamerican

    A species of cherry tree (Prunus ilicifolia) native to California, with leaves resembling holly and edible fruit.

    esCerezo de hoja de acebo

    • The holly-leaved cherry is often used in landscaping for its glossy foliage.
    • Birds are attracted to the fruit of the holly-leaved cherry.
    • The holly-leaved cherry can grow up to 30 feet tall in its natural habitat.