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fine-leaved heath

/ˈfaɪn liːvd hiːθ/

Tradução: Planta da família Ericaceae, cientificamente conhecida como Erica carnea, de folhas finas e aciculares, típica de regiões alpinas ou rochosas da Europa.

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/ˈfaɪn liːvd hiːθ/formalscientific
  • ptPlanta da família Ericaceae, cientificamente conhecida como Erica carnea, de folhas finas e aciculares, típica de regiões alpinas ou rochosas da Europa.

A species of flowering plant in the heath family, scientifically known as Erica carnea, characterized by its slender, needle-like leaves and typically found in alpine or rocky regions of Europe.

  1. A type of shrubC1formal

    A small evergreen shrub with very narrow, needle-like leaves, typically found in heathlands and moorlands.

    ptUrze-de-folhas-finas

    • The fine-leaved heath is common in the Scottish highlands.
    • Botanists studied the fine-leaved heath for its adaptation to poor soil.
    • Fine-leaved heath often grows alongside other heather species.