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celastrus

/sɪˈlæs.trəs/

Traduction: Genre de lianes ligneuses et d'arbustes dressés, principalement originaires d'Asie et d'Australie, type de la famille des Celastraceae, comprenant des plantes souvent appelées bonnet-d'évêque ou douce-amère.

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noun

/sɪˈlæs.trəs/formalscientific
  • frGenre de lianes ligneuses et d'arbustes dressés, principalement originaires d'Asie et d'Australie, type de la famille des Celastraceae, comprenant des plantes souvent appelées bonnet-d'évêque ou douce-amère.

A genus of woody vines and erect shrubs, native chiefly to Asia and Australia, which is the type genus of the Celastraceae family and includes plants commonly known as bittersweet.

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  1. Genus of woody vines and shrubsC2formalscientific

    A genus of woody vines and erect shrubs in the family Celastraceae, native chiefly to Asia and Australia, including the bittersweet species.

    frCélastre

    • Celastrus species are often found in temperate and subtropical regions of Asia.
    • The genus Celastrus includes both climbing vines and upright shrubs.
    • Bittersweet, a well-known plant, belongs to the Celastrus genus.
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