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sansevieria

/ˌsæn.səˈvɪr.i.ə/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa un género de plantas suculentas de hojas carnosas, rígidas y a menudo variegadas, cultivadas comúnmente como planta de interior o como fuente de fibra textil.

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/ˌsæn.səˈvɪr.i.ə/C1formalscientific
  • esSustantivo que designa un género de plantas suculentas de hojas carnosas, rígidas y a menudo variegadas, cultivadas comúnmente como planta de interior o como fuente de fibra textil.

A noun referring to a genus of plants, commonly grown as a houseplant for its mottled, fleshy, sword-shaped leaves, or cultivated as a source of fiber.

  1. HouseplantB1formal

    A popular indoor plant known for its tall, upright, sword-shaped leaves with mottled patterns, often grown for its air-purifying qualities and low maintenance.

    esPlanta serpiente, lengua de suegra

    • She placed a sansevieria in the corner of her living room to add some greenery.
    • Sansevierias are excellent plants for beginners because they require very little water.
    • The mottled leaves of the sansevieria make it a striking decorative piece.

    Sinónimossnake plant

  2. Fiber sourceB2formal

    A plant whose leaves are used to produce strong fibers for making ropes, mats, and other textiles.

    esSansiviera como fuente de fibra

    • In some regions, sansevieria is cultivated for its durable fibers used in traditional crafts.
    • The fibers from sansevieria leaves are woven into sturdy baskets and mats.
    • Historically, sansevieria was an important source of fiber for making bowstrings.
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