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Term: Prunus dulcis amara

Definition

Prunus dulcis amara is a species of tree native to the Middle East and the Mediterranean region. It belongs to the Rosaceae family and is known for its bitter almonds and almond-flavored products.

Senses

Sense 1: Tree

Prunus dulcis amara refers to the tree itself, which typically grows to a height of 4-10 meters. It has beautiful white or pale pink flowers that bloom in early spring and is widely cultivated for its almonds.

Sense 2: Bitter Almonds

In culinary terms, Prunus dulcis amara specifically refers to the bitter almonds produced by the tree. These almonds have a distinct bitter taste and are not commonly eaten raw. However, they are used in the production of almond extracts and oils, which are widely used for flavoring desserts and beverages.

Sample Sentences

• The Prunus dulcis amara tree is highly valued for its beautiful blossoms and the flavorful almonds it produces.
• Prunus dulcis amara is grown in many countries for both its ornamental value and its almonds.
• Almond extract made from Prunus dulcis amara adds a delightful twist to baked goods such as cookies and cakes.
• The bitter taste of Prunus dulcis amara is often an acquired preference.
• Prunus dulcis amara oil is commonly used in the perfume industry for its unique almond scent.

Related Products

To explore and purchase products related to Prunus dulcis amara, you can visit the following links:

• Prunus dulcis amara Extracts
• Bitter Almond Oils
• Almond Flavored Desserts