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yanquapin

/ˈjæŋ.kwə.pɪn/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa un nenúfar o planta acuática originaria del este de América del Norte, con flores de color amarillo pálido y semillas comestibles, redondeadas y similares a nueces.

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/ˈjæŋ.kwə.pɪn/C2formalscientific
  • esSustantivo que designa un nenúfar o planta acuática originaria del este de América del Norte, con flores de color amarillo pálido y semillas comestibles, redondeadas y similares a nueces.

A noun referring to a water lily native to eastern North America, characterized by pale yellow blossoms and edible, globular, nutlike seeds.

  1. C2formalamerican

    A water lily native to eastern North America, known for its pale yellow flowers and edible, nut-like seeds.

    esNinfa amarilla americana

    • The yanquapin grows abundantly in the ponds of the eastern United States.
    • Its pale yellow blossoms are a common sight in summer wetlands.
    • The nutlike seeds of the yanquapin were gathered by Native Americans for food.

    Sinónimosspatterdockyellow pond lily