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nicotiana glauca

 

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Noun nicotiana glauca has 1 sense
  1. tree tobacco, mustard tree, Nicotiana glauca - evergreen South American shrub naturalized in United States; occasionally responsible for poisoning livestock
    --1 is a kind of tobacco

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Nicotiana glauca

Description:

Nicotiana glauca, commonly known as the Tree Tobacco, is a fast-growing perennial shrub that belongs to the Solanaceae family. This plant is native to South America and is characterized by its tall, woody stems, blue-green leaves, and trumpet-shaped yellow flowers.

Sample sentences:

As a noun:

  1. I planted Nicotiana glauca in my garden to add some vibrant colors.
  2. The medicinal properties of Nicotiana glauca have been utilized in traditional South American medicine.
  3. Nicotiana glauca is an invasive species in certain regions.

As an adjective:

  1. The leaves of the Nicotiana glauca plant have a glaucous appearance.
  2. Due to its glaucous foliage, Nicotiana glauca can withstand harsh climates.
  3. The smoke produced from burning Nicotiana glauca leaves is highly aromatic.

As a verb:

  1. I need to nicotiana glauca my garden beds before spring arrives.
  2. The indigenous people have used Nicotiana glauca for various ceremonial purposes.
  3. The researchers plan to nicotiana glauca the properties of the plant extract.

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