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Definitions from the WebCasuarinaDescription:Casuarina is a genus of trees native to Australia, Southeast Asia, and some Pacific islands. They are also known as she-oaks or Australian pines. These trees are characterized by their needle-like foliage and often have drooping branches. Casuarinas are extensively planted for their ornamental value and are commonly found near coastal regions. Senses and Usages:Noun:1. A tall, evergreen tree of the genus casuarina with thin, jointed branchlets and scale-like leaves. Example Sentence: The wind whistled through the branches of the casuarina tree. Adjective:1. Relating to or characteristic of the casuarina tree. Example Sentence: The casuarina forest provided a peaceful and shady spot for a picnic. Plural Noun:1. A group or cluster of casuarina trees. Example Sentence: The campsite was surrounded by beautiful casuarinas, providing a sense of serenity and shade. Local Usage:In coastal regions of Australia, casuarina trees are often referred to as "she-oaks" due to the resemblance of their wood to oak. Example Sentence: Let's have a picnic under the shade of the she-oaks. | ||||
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