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heart-leaf

/ˈhɑːt.liːf/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa plantas de folhas em forma de coração, especialmente o gengibre-selvagem (Asarum canadense) e a Hexastylis, perenes rasteiras de folhagem aromática encontradas no leste dos Estados Unidos.

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noun

C1formalcommonscientific/ˈhɑːt.liːf/

A noun referring to a plant with heart-shaped leaves, specifically either a wild ginger found from West Virginia to Alabama, or an evergreen low-growing perennial with mottled green and silvery-grey heart-shaped pungent leaves found from Virginia to South Carolina.

  • 🇵🇹Substantivo que designa plantas de folhas em forma de coração, especialmente o gengibre-selvagem (Asarum canadense) e a Hexastylis, perenes rasteiras de folhagem aromática encontradas no leste dos Estados Unidos.
  1. Wild ginger (Asarum virginicum) C1 formal american scientific

    A perennial plant with persistent, heart-shaped, pungent leaves, native to the southeastern United States from West Virginia to Alabama.

    • The heart-leaf, also known as wild ginger, thrives in the shaded woodlands of the Appalachian region.
    • Botanists identified the plant as heart-leaf due to its distinctive, pungent foliage.
    • Heart-leaf is often found carpeting the forest floor from West Virginia down to Alabama.

    🇵🇹Gengibre selvagem (Asarum virginicum)

    Sinônimos: wild ginger

  2. Evergreen low-growing perennial (Hexastylis virginica) C1 formal american scientific

    A low-growing, evergreen perennial with mottled green and silvery-grey, heart-shaped, pungent leaves, found from Virginia to South Carolina.

    • The mottled leaves of the heart-leaf make it a popular choice for shade gardens.
    • This heart-leaf variety is native to the coastal plains from Virginia to South Carolina.
    • Gardeners value the heart-leaf for its attractive, pungent foliage that remains green year-round.

    🇵🇹coração-de-virgínia

  • heart-leaves plural form
  • heart-leaves' possessive plural form
  • heart-leaf's possessive singular form