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Noun salix pentandra has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebTerm: Salix pentandraDescription: Salix pentandra is a species of willow tree native to Europe and Western Asia. Also known as the bay willow or the bay-leaved willow, it is characterized by its five-flowered catkins and broad leaves. Sense 1 (Noun): A species of willow tree native to Europe and Western Asia, characterized by its broad leaves and five-flowered catkins. Sample Sentence: The Salix pentandra is commonly found along riverbanks in Europe and Asia. Sense 2 (Adjective): Referring to or associated with the Salix pentandra tree. Sample Sentence: The caterpillars found on the Salix pentandra leaves were carefully studied by the entomologists. Sense 3 (Local): In some regions, Salix pentandra is known as the "bay willow" due to the aroma of its leaves. Sample Sentence: The leaves of the bay willow (Salix pentandra) are often used in traditional medicines. Related Products: | ||||
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