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jaboticaba

/ˌʒɑː.bə.tɪˈkɑː.bə/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa uma pequena árvore frutífera tropical perene nativa do Brasil, ou o seu fruto comestível de casca dura e cor roxa, semelhante à uva, que cresce diretamente nos galhos.

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/ˌʒɑː.bə.tɪˈkɑː.bə/formalscientific
  • ptSubstantivo que designa uma pequena árvore frutífera tropical perene nativa do Brasil, ou o seu fruto comestível de casca dura e cor roxa, semelhante à uva, que cresce diretamente nos galhos.

A noun referring to a small evergreen tropical tree native to Brazil and the West Indies, or its edible, tough-skinned, purple grape-like fruit that grows directly on the branches.

  1. C1formal

    A small evergreen tropical tree native to Brazil and the West Indies, also introduced to the southern United States.

    ptÁrvore tropical

    • The jaboticaba tree is known for its unique fruit that grows directly on the trunk.
    • In Brazil, jaboticaba trees are commonly found in gardens and orchards.
    • The jaboticaba tree can reach up to 15 meters in height in its natural habitat.
  2. Edible fruitC1formal

    A tough-skinned, purple, grapelike tropical fruit that grows along the branches of the jaboticaba tree.

    ptFruta comestível

    • Jaboticaba fruit is often eaten fresh or used to make jellies and wines.
    • The purple skin of the jaboticaba is thick but edible.
    • In Brazil, jaboticaba is a popular ingredient in desserts and liqueurs.
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