japonica

• Sustantivo que designa un género de plantas con flores, que incluye un arbusto de invernadero con hojas brillantes y flores fragantes parecidas a rosas, así como un arbusto espinoso caducifolio originario de Japón con flores rojas.

A noun referring to a genus of flowering plants, including a greenhouse shrub with glossy leaves and fragrant rose-like flowers, as well as a deciduous thorny shrub native to Japan with red blossoms.

1. Ornamental shrubC1formalscientific

   A greenhouse shrub with glossy green leaves and showy, fragrant, rose-like flowers, cultivated in many varieties.

   Japónica (arbusto ornamental)

   • The japonica in the conservatory bloomed with beautiful pink flowers.
   • Many gardeners prize japonica for its glossy foliage and sweet scent.
   • This variety of japonica is particularly hardy in cooler climates.

   Sinónimoscamellia

2. Japanese quinceC1formalscientific

   A deciduous thorny shrub native to Japan, known for its red blossoms.

   Membrillero japonés

   • The japonica shrub in the garden is covered in bright red flowers each spring.
   • Japanese quince, or japonica, is often used as an ornamental hedge.
   • The thorny branches of japonica make it an excellent barrier plant.

   Sinónimosjapanese quince