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vaccinium pallidum

 

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Noun vaccinium pallidum has 1 sense
  1. dryland blueberry, dryland berry, Vaccinium pallidum - low deciduous shrub of the eastern United States bearing dark blue sweet berries
    --1 is a kind of blueberry, blueberry bush

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Vaccinium pallidum

Description:

Vaccinium pallidum is a species of flowering plant commonly known as the "paleleaf blueberry." It is a deciduous shrub belonging to the Ericaceae family. Native to North America, particularly the eastern United States, this plant is recognized for its pale green leaves and small, flavorful bluish berries.

Usage:

Popular Usage:

In popular usage, Vaccinium pallidum refers to a specific type of blueberry plant that is often cultivated for its delicious, antioxidant-rich berries.

Local Usage:

In local usage, Vaccinium pallidum may vary depending on regional dialects and can refer to other related species or subspecies of blueberries found in specific geographical areas.

Parts of Speech:

Noun: Vaccinium pallidum

Adjective: pallidum

Senses:

  1. Noun Sense 1:

    A species of flowering plant from the Ericaceae family, commonly known as the "paleleaf blueberry." This shrub is native to the eastern United States and produces small bluish berries.

    Example Sentence: The Vaccinium pallidum bush in my garden is full of ripe berries ready for picking.

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