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physalis pubescens

 

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Noun physalis pubescens has 1 sense
  1. downy ground cherry, strawberry tomato, Physalis pubescens - decorative American annual having round fleshy yellow berries enclosed in a bladderlike husk
    --1 is a kind of ground cherry, husk tomato

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Physalis pubescens

Description:

Physalis pubescens, commonly known as the husk tomato or ground cherry, is a perennial plant native to the Americas. It belongs to the nightshade family and is characterized by its small fruit enclosed in a papery husk.

Senses:

1. Noun - Plant:

A plant of the nightshade family native to the Americas, bearing small fruit enclosed in a papery husk.

Example Sentence:

The physalis pubescens plant in my garden produces delicious fruits that are perfect for making jams and pies.

2. Noun - Fruit:

The small, edible fruit of the physalis pubescens plant, often used in culinary preparations for its sweet-tart flavor.

Example Sentence:

I added a handful of physalis pubescens to my salad for an extra burst of flavor and texture.

3. Adjective - Popular:

Used to describe something that is currently well-liked or in high demand.

Example Sentence:

The physalis pubescens recipe has become quite popular among food bloggers and chefs.

4. Adjective - Local:

Relating to or characteristic of a particular area or community.

Example Sentence:

We source our physalis pubescens directly from local farmers to ensure freshness and support the community.

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