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ulmus carpinifolia

 

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Noun ulmus carpinifolia has 1 sense
  1. smooth-leaved elm, European field elm, Ulmus carpinifolia - European elm with lustrous smooth leaves used as an ornamental
    --1 is a kind of elm, elm tree
    --1 is a member of Ulmus, genus Ulmus

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Ulmus carpinifolia

Ulmus carpinifolia, also known as the European Hornbeam Elm, is a deciduous tree species belonging to the Ulmaceae family. It is a popular choice for landscaping due to its attractive appearance and versatility.

1. Noun - Plant Species

Definition: A type of elm tree native to southern Europe and western Asia, characterized by its serrated leaves and smooth gray bark. Also referred to as the European Hornbeam Elm.

Example Sentence: The majestic Ulmus carpinifolia provides ample shade with its wide-spreading canopy.

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2. Adjective - Pertaining to Ulmus carpinifolia

Definition: Relating to or characteristic of the Ulmus carpinifolia tree.

Example Sentence: The park was adorned with beautiful shrubs, including ulmus carpinifolia, creating a serene atmosphere.

3. Local Usage

Definition: Ulmus carpinifolia may refer to a specific type of elm tree that is commonly found in a local area or region.

Example Sentence: The residents of this neighborhood take pride in the abundant ulmus carpinifolia trees lining their streets.

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