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peach-leaved willow

/piːtʃ liːvd ˈwɪləʊ/

Traducción: Especie de sauce (Salix amygdaloides) originaria de América del Norte, caracterizada por hojas estrechas y similares a las del melocotón, que suele crecer cerca de fuentes de agua como arroyos y lagos.

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/piːtʃ liːvd ˈwɪləʊ/formaltechnical
  • esEspecie de sauce (Salix amygdaloides) originaria de América del Norte, caracterizada por hojas estrechas y similares a las del melocotón, que suele crecer cerca de fuentes de agua como arroyos y lagos.

A species of willow tree (Salix amygdaloides) native to North America, characterized by its narrow, peach-like leaves and typically found near water sources such as streams and lakes.

  1. A type of willow treeC2formal

    A species of willow (Salix amygdaloides) with leaves that resemble those of a peach tree, typically found near water.

    essauce de hojas de melocotonero

    • The peach-leaved willow grows along the riverbanks in this region.
    • Botanists identified the tree as a peach-leaved willow due to its leaf shape.
    • The peach-leaved willow provides excellent shade near the pond.