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brazil-nut tree

 

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Noun brazil-nut tree has 1 sense
  1. brazil nut, brazil-nut tree, Bertholletia excelsa - tall South American tree bearing brazil nuts
    --1 is a kind of nut tree
    --1 is a member of Bertholletia, genus Bertholletia
    --1 has parts: brazil nut, brazil

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Brazil-nut Tree

Description:

The Brazil-nut tree, scientifically known as Bertholletia excelsa, is a large evergreen tree native to South America. It belongs to the family Lecythidaceae and can reach heights up to 50 meters. The tree is famous for producing Brazil nuts, which are rich in nutrients and have a distinct flavor.

Sense 1:

Noun: The Brazil-nut tree refers to the tall, majestic tree that produces Brazil nuts. It is also known as the castanheiro-do-para or paranut tree.

Sample Sentence:

The rainforest is home to numerous Brazil-nut trees, providing sustenance for many animals.

Sense 2:

Noun: The term can also refer to the Brazil nut itself, which is a large triangular seed encased in a thick, hard shell.

Sample Sentence:

I love snacking on Brazil nuts while watching a movie.

Sense 3:

Noun: Brazil-nut tree can also be used to describe the wood obtained from the tree, which is highly valued for its durability and beautiful grain patterns.

Sample Sentence:

The craftsmen carved intricate designs using Brazil-nut tree wood.

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