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japanese honeysuckle

/dʒəˈpæniːz ˈhʌniˌsʌkəl/

Traducción: Especie de enredadera trepadora, originaria de Asia Oriental, conocida por sus flores fragantes de color blanco y amarillo. Crece rápidamente y se considera una maleza invasora en muchas regiones, tanto en jardines como en áreas silvestres.

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/dʒəˈpæniːz ˈhʌniˌsʌkəl/formalscientific
  • esEspecie de enredadera trepadora, originaria de Asia Oriental, conocida por sus flores fragantes de color blanco y amarillo. Crece rápidamente y se considera una maleza invasora en muchas regiones, tanto en jardines como en áreas silvestres.

A fast-growing, invasive vine species native to East Asia, known for its fragrant white and yellow flowers. It is often found in gardens and wild areas, and is considered a noxious weed in many regions.

  1. Invasive climbing plantB2formal

    A fast-growing, woody vine native to East Asia, known for its fragrant white and yellow flowers and its ability to overtake native vegetation.

    esmadreselva japonesa

    • Japanese honeysuckle can quickly smother trees and shrubs in a forest.
    • The sweet scent of Japanese honeysuckle filled the garden in the evening.
    • Gardeners often struggle to control the spread of Japanese honeysuckle.