Vocab Bloom Hub

pine-weed

/ˈpaɪn.wiːd/

Traduction: Plante adventice nord-américaine annuelle, à tige fine, petites feuilles squamiformes et petites fleurs jaunes.

1 entrée

noun

formalamerican/ˈpaɪn.wiːd/

An annual North American weed with a wiry stem, minute scalelike leaves, and small yellow flowers.

  • 🇫🇷Plante adventice nord-américaine annuelle, à tige fine, petites feuilles squamiformes et petites fleurs jaunes.
  1. Annual North American plant C2 formal american

    A slender, wiry-stemmed annual weed native to North America, characterized by tiny scale-like leaves and small yellow flowers.

    • Pine-weed often grows in sandy, disturbed soils across the eastern United States.
    • The small yellow flowers of pine-weed bloom in late summer.
    • Botanists classify pine-weed as a member of the Hypericaceae family.

    🇫🇷pine-weed (plante annuelle nord-américaine)

  • pine-weeds plural form
  • pine-weeds' possessive plural form
  • pine-weed's possessive singular form