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subgenus poinciana

 

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Noun subgenus poinciana has 1 sense
  1. Poinciana, subgenus Poinciana - small subgenus of ornamental tropical shrubs or trees; not recognized in some classifications
    --1 is a kind of rosid dicot genus
    --1 is a member of Caesalpinia, genus Caesalpinia

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Term: Subgenus Poinciana

Description: Subgenus Poinciana refers to a taxonomic subdivision of the plant genus Poinciana, which belongs to the larger family Fabaceae. This subgenus specifically includes various species of flowering trees and shrubs found predominantly in tropical and subtropical regions. Known for their vibrant and showy flowers, subgenus Poinciana plants are highly valued for ornamental purposes.

Sample Sentences:

  1. The subgenus Poinciana comprises several species of trees, including Poinciana regia and Poinciana pulcherrima.
  2. The flowers of subgenus Poinciana plants are often used to decorate gardens and landscapes.
  3. Botanists have classified the Poinciana genus into several subgenera, with subgenus Poinciana being one of them.
  4. When researching subgenus Poinciana, it is important to consider the specific environmental conditions required for each species.
  5. I was amazed by the stunning display of colors exhibited by the subgenus Poinciana trees in the botanical garden.

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