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umbelliferae

/ˌʌm.bəˈlɪf.ə.riː/

Tradução: Substantivo científico que designava a antiga família de plantas cujas flores se dispõem em umbela, incluindo a salsa, a cenoura, o anis, o cominho, o aipo e o endro. Hoje corresponde à família Apiaceae.

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/ˌʌm.bəˈlɪf.ə.riː/C2formalscientific
  • ptSubstantivo científico que designava a antiga família de plantas cujas flores se dispõem em umbela, incluindo a salsa, a cenoura, o anis, o cominho, o aipo e o endro. Hoje corresponde à família Apiaceae.

A scientific noun referring to a former family name for plants that have flowers in umbels, including parsley, carrot, anise, caraway, celery, and dill.

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  1. Botanical familyC1formalscientific

    A large family of plants, typically with hollow stems and flowers arranged in umbrella-shaped clusters (umbels), including many herbs and vegetables.

    ptUmbelíferas

    • Parsley, carrot, and celery all belong to the Umbelliferae family.
    • The distinctive flower structure of Umbelliferae makes them easy to identify in the wild.
    • Many culinary herbs, such as dill and anise, are members of Umbelliferae.

    Sinônimosapiaceaecarrot family

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  • umbelliferae plural form
  • umbelliferae' possessive plural form
  • umbelliferae's possessive singular form