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rabbitwood

/ˈræb.ɪt.wʊd/

Tradução: Arbusto parasita que cresce no sudeste dos Estados Unidos, parasitando as raízes do tsuga, caracterizado por espigas raras de flores esverdeadas e drupas carnosas.

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/ˈræb.ɪt.wʊd/formalscientific
  • ptArbusto parasita que cresce no sudeste dos Estados Unidos, parasitando as raízes do tsuga, caracterizado por espigas raras de flores esverdeadas e drupas carnosas.

A shrub native to the southeastern United States that is parasitic on the roots of hemlocks, characterized by sparse spikes of greenish flowers and pulpy drupes.

  1. Parasitic shrubC2formalamerican

    A shrub native to the southeastern United States that grows parasitically on the roots of hemlock trees, characterized by sparse spikes of greenish flowers and pulpy drupes.

    ptArbusto parasita

    • The rabbitwood is rarely seen outside its native habitat in the Southeast.
    • Botanists studied the parasitic relationship between rabbitwood and hemlock roots.
    • The greenish flowers of the rabbitwood bloom in late spring.

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