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genus platymiscium

 

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Noun genus platymiscium has 1 sense
  1. Platymiscium, genus Platymiscium - genus of tropical American trees: quira
    --1 is a kind of rosid dicot genus
    --1 is a member of Papilionoideae, subfamily Papilionoideae
    --1 has members: quira

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Genus Platymiscium

Genus Platymiscium refers to a group of flowering plants that belong to the family Fabaceae. This genus comprises several species of trees, commonly known as "Rosewoods" or "Cocobolos." They are native to tropical regions of Central and South America.

Sense 1: Botany

In botany, the term genus Platymiscium is used to identify a specific group of plants. These trees are prized for their beautiful and valuable timber, which is often used in furniture making and musical instrument construction.

Example sentence: The genus Platymiscium includes species with dense and durable wood that has excellent tonal qualities, making them highly sought after for crafting premium guitars.

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Sense 2: Local

In local communities, the term genus Platymiscium might refer to specific species found in that particular region.

Example sentence: The traditional artisans of the local community have been using the wood from genus Platymiscium trees for generations to carve intricate sculptures and create unique handicrafts.

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genus plasmodiophora genus plasmodium genus platalea genus platanthera genus platanus genus platichthys genus platycerium genus platylobium genus platymiscium genus platypoecilus genus platystemon genus plautus genus plecotus genus plectania genus plectorrhiza genus plectranthus genus plectrophenax

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