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rabbitwood

/ˈræb.ɪt.wʊd/

Traducción: Arbusto parásito del sureste de Estados Unidos, que crece sobre las raíces de la tsuga, con espigas poco densas de flores verdosas y drupas carnosas.

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/ˈræb.ɪt.wʊd/formalscientific
  • esArbusto parásito del sureste de Estados Unidos, que crece sobre las raíces de la tsuga, con espigas poco densas de flores verdosas y drupas carnosas.

A shrub native to the southeastern United States that is parasitic on the roots of hemlocks, characterized by sparse spikes of greenish flowers and pulpy drupes.

  1. Parasitic shrubC2formalamerican

    A shrub native to the southeastern United States that grows parasitically on the roots of hemlock trees, characterized by sparse spikes of greenish flowers and pulpy drupes.

    esArbusco parásito del sureste de EE. UU.

    • The rabbitwood is rarely seen outside its native habitat in the Southeast.
    • Botanists studied the parasitic relationship between rabbitwood and hemlock roots.
    • The greenish flowers of the rabbitwood bloom in late spring.

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