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simaroubaceae

/ˌsɪm.ə.ruːˈbeɪ.si.iː/

Traducción: Familia taxonómica compuesta principalmente por árboles y arbustos tropicales de corteza amarga, que generalmente producen frutos secos, usualmente monospermos y alados.

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/ˌsɪm.ə.ruːˈbeɪ.si.iː/formalscientific
  • esFamilia taxonómica compuesta principalmente por árboles y arbustos tropicales de corteza amarga, que generalmente producen frutos secos, usualmente monospermos y alados.

A taxonomic family consisting chiefly of tropical trees and shrubs with bitter bark, typically producing dry, usually one-seeded, winged fruit.

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  1. A family of tropical trees and shrubsC2formalscientific

    A botanical family (Simaroubaceae) consisting chiefly of tropical trees and shrubs, characterized by bitter bark and dry, usually one-seeded, winged fruit.

    esFamilia Simaroubáceas

    • The Simaroubaceae family includes the quassia tree, known for its medicinal bark.
    • Many species within Simaroubaceae produce fruits with distinctive wings.
    • Botanists classify the ailanthus tree within the Simaroubaceae family.