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Noun nothofagus menziesii has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebNothofagus MenziesiiNothofagus menziesii, commonly known as silver beech, is a species of tree native to New Zealand. It belongs to the genus Nothofagus, which is known for its beech trees. Silver beech is characterized by its silver-gray bark and its beautiful, smooth, and pale green leaves. Usage:Popular:Silver beech trees can be found in various forests throughout New Zealand, and they are highly valued for their attractive appearance and wood, which is often used for furniture making and construction purposes. Sample sentence 1: Don't miss the opportunity to hike through the majestic silver beech forest in Fiordland National Park. Sample sentence 2: The carpenter crafted a stunning dining table from the fine-grained timber of a silver beech tree. Local:In local communities, silver beech plays an important ecological role as it provides habitat for wildlife species, such as the endangered South Island kākā, and contributes to the overall biodiversity of the region. Sample sentence 1: The forest conservation group organized a planting event to increase the silver beech population and support the local ecosystem. Sample sentence 2: The local Maori tribe holds a deep spiritual connection to the silver beech, considering it as a taonga (treasure) that symbolizes strength and resilience. For more information or to purchase related products, please visit Amazon. | ||||
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