chrysolepis

• Nome próprio que designa um gênero de duas espécies de árvores ou arbustos perenes, popularmente conhecidos como castanheiros-dourados ou chinquapins-dourados.

A proper noun referring to a genus of two species of evergreen trees or shrubs commonly known as golden chinkapins.

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1. Golden chinkapinsC2formalamerican

   A genus of two species of evergreen trees or shrubs in the beech family, native to the western United States, known for their edible nuts and golden-colored leaves.

   Castanhas-douradas

   • The Chrysolepis tree produces small, sweet nuts that are a food source for wildlife.
   • Golden chinkapins, or Chrysolepis, are often found in mountainous regions of the Pacific Northwest.
   • The leaves of Chrysolepis have a distinctive golden hue on their undersides.

   Sinônimoschinkapinchinquapin