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myrica cerifera

 

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Noun myrica cerifera has 1 sense
  1. bay myrtle, puckerbush, Myrica cerifera - evergreen aromatic shrubby tree of southeastern United States having small hard berries thickly coated with white wax used for candles
    --1 is a kind of wax myrtle

Definitions from the Web

Term: Myrica cerifera


Description:

Myrica cerifera, commonly known as wax myrtle, is an evergreen shrub or small tree native to North America. It is known for its aromatic leaves and waxy berries. This plant species has several uses in landscaping, medicine, and fragrance production.


Possible Parts of Speech:

  • Noun: Myrica cerifera

Senses and Usages:

  1. Sense: Plant Species

    Myrica cerifera refers to a specific plant species, commonly known as wax myrtle. It is often grown in gardens and used for landscaping purposes.

    Example Sentence:

    The lush green foliage of Myrica cerifera provides an attractive backdrop for my garden.


  2. Sense: Aromatic Leaves

    Myrica cerifera is valued for its aromatic leaves, which release a pleasant scent when crushed or rubbed.

    Example Sentence:

    The fragrance of the crushed Myrica cerifera leaves filled the air as I walked through the forest.


  3. Sense: Waxy Berries

    The berries of Myrica cerifera are covered with a waxy coating and are often used to make candles and scented products.

    Example Sentence:

    I collected a handful of ripe Myrica cerifera berries to make scented candles for my home.


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