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butter-print

/ˈbʌt.ə.prɪnt/

Traduction: Grande plante herbacée annuelle ou semi-arbuste originaire d'Asie tropicale, à feuilles veloutées et fleurs jaunes, cultivée pour sa fibre solide et naturalisée en Europe du Sud-Est et aux États-Unis.

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/ˈbʌt.ə.prɪnt/C1formalscientific
  • frGrande plante herbacée annuelle ou semi-arbuste originaire d'Asie tropicale, à feuilles veloutées et fleurs jaunes, cultivée pour sa fibre solide et naturalisée en Europe du Sud-Est et aux États-Unis.

A noun referring to a tall annual herb or subshrub native to tropical Asia, characterized by velvety leaves and yellow flowers, which yields a strong fiber and has become naturalized in southeastern Europe and the United States.

  1. A tropical plantC1formal

    A tall annual herb or subshrub native to tropical Asia, characterized by velvety leaves, yellow flowers, and a strong fiber; naturalized in southeastern Europe and the United States.

    frAbutilon theophrasti

    • The butter-print plant is known for its durable fiber used in traditional textiles.
    • Farmers in some regions cultivate butter-print for its strong stems.
    • The yellow flowers of the butter-print attract various pollinators.