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seaside alder

 

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Noun seaside alder has 1 sense
  1. seaside alder, Alnus maritima - shrub or small tree of southeastern United States having soft light brown wood
    --1 is a kind of alder, alder tree
    --1 is a member of Alnus, genus Alnus

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Seaside Alder

Part of Speech: Noun

Definition: Seaside alder refers to a deciduous shrub or tree species belonging to the birch family (Betulaceae) and scientifically known as Alnus maritima. It is commonly found in coastal areas and has smooth gray bark, dark green elliptical leaves, and produces small, woody cones.

Sense 1: A type of alder native to coastal regions.

Example Sentence 1: The seaside alder is well-suited to withstand the strong winds and salty air along the coast.

Example Sentence 2: Coastal ecosystems depend on the seaside alder to prevent erosion and provide habitat for various species.

Sense 2: A plant used in landscaping for coastal areas.

Example Sentence 1: Our garden is adorned with beautiful seaside alders, adding a touch of elegance to our coastal property.

Example Sentence 2: Many beachfront resorts plant seaside alders to create a picturesque landscape that complements the ocean view.

Sense 3: The wood obtained from seaside alder.

Example Sentence 1: The carpenter crafted a stunning table using exquisite seaside alder wood.

Example Sentence 2: The unique grain pattern of seaside alder makes it a popular choice for creating handmade furniture.

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