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Noun genus lithocarpus has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebGenus LithocarpusGenus Lithocarpus, commonly known as the stone oak, is a group of evergreen trees and shrubs belonging to the beech family, Fagaceae. This genus comprises around 330 species often found in Southeast Asia. Lithocarpus trees are known for their durable wood, and their acorns are an important food source for various wildlife. Sense 1: BotanyIn botany, Lithocarpus refers to a genus of flowering plants within the family Fagaceae. These trees are characterized by their large, leathery leaves and strong wood. They are widely distributed across subtropical and tropical regions of Asia. Sample sentence 1: The genus Lithocarpus includes species with diverse leaf shapes and sizes. Sample sentence 2: The wood of Lithocarpus trees is commonly used in furniture making due to its strength and durability. Sense 2: WildlifeWithin the ecological context, genus Lithocarpus plays a significant role as a food source for various animals, including squirrels, birds, and certain insects. Sample sentence 1: The acorns of Lithocarpus are eagerly collected by squirrels during autumn. Sample sentence 2: Many bird species rely on the seeds of genus Lithocarpus as a vital component of their diet. | ||||
genus liparis genus liposcelis genus liquidambar genus liriodendron genus liriope genus listera genus listeria genus litchi genus lithocarpus genus lithophragma genus lithops genus lithospermum genus litocranius genus littorina genus livistona genus loasa genus lobelia
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